It’s not fair really that God didn’t put all the smart people and all the experts in the House of Assembly. It would have made handling things easier. That’s true from the COVID outbreak to Churchill Falls, to the collapse of the fishery, to the problems of rural Newfoundland and
Meet Clifford George and his Newfoundland ponies, Annie and Brandy
Like many artists, Clifford George sees the beauty in almost everything. One thing he admires more than most, however, is the Newfoundland Pony.
DISTINCTIVE CREATURES
“The Newfoundland Pony grew up distinct just like Newfoundlanders did and the Newfoundland Pony
Yes, Officer — the brainchild of multi-instrumentalist and versatile artist of all sorts Jeremy Harnum — just may be the cathartic sonic pathway you need to delve down as the dog days of the pandemic wind on.
Autobiography of a Naysayer, Harnum’s third studio album under the Yes, Officer moniker,
Tom Moore is excited for the release of his new book My Father’s Son and believes it’s his best writing to date
Tom Moore, an award-winning local author, has a new book — My Father’s Son. Moore has been a writer for over 50 years. His first novel, Good-Bye
The OZFM team celebrate an incredible milestone while thanking listeners throughout the province for making them number one
Jay Lawrence, Station Manager/Program Director at OZFM, has much to be thankful for, but high on the list at the moment? The fact that his team is number one in the
George Street Association announces the Summer of George Street campaign
The George Street Association — the local organization of establishment owners in the capital city’s historic entertainment hub — announced the official details of the Summer of George campaign, which includes exciting, prize-laden events.
Supported by the City of
Card collecting has brought fathers and sons closer together for decades
Story by Kyle Curtis
Hockey card collecting has formed a strong bond between fathers and sons. Since the ‘90s card collecting has been a popular hobby amongst sports fans. Personal collections have been passed down from father to
In part two of Eastduck Adventures, The Herald checks out Bannerman Brewing Co., one of the major players in this province’s craft beer movement
Downtown St. John’s has changed in the past few years, and thanks to a group of young entrepreneurs, the East end of Duckworth has been given
Being a rotational working dad can be difficult; not only on the father, but for families as well
By Kyle Curtis
Rotational working fathers have always found it very difficult being away from their kids, but the pandemic is making it harder.
TEN DAYS AT A TIME
Newfoundland’s magician of the stand-up microphone, Shaun Majumder, has his sights set on simply rockin’ dad jokes as he raises daughter Mattis on the rock
According to actor/comedian Shaun Majumder, dealing with a pandemic is like dealing with parenthood in general – you just have to keep your wits, and