NTV’s Chief Meteorologist Eddie Sheerr has had a wild introduction to being a NLer, From our wonky summers and winters to finding love, Sheerr gives us his latest projections for what to expect when we’re expecting (weather wise of course!).
So, how has this winter been in contrast to previous
My mother and I walk together as often as we can, and like many good Newfoundland women, we move our mouths as much or more than our legs each time we head out.
I know I’m in for an enthusiastic ear full (which always makes a walk go faster) when
Q: When did you first come up with the idea for Pig People?
A: I was 12, back in 1998. It goes back awhile. I was in Grade 7.
Q: Were you always one of those folks who took an interest in art and drawing?
A: Yeah, absolutely. I started
I went to visit my uncle the other day. It was something I’d been dreading. It’s not like we weren’t close. We were next door neighbours for more than eight years while my family lived around the bay. There, he’d been a daily presence – him on his front porch,
Jennifer Mews is passionate about the ancient art form of yoga. So passionate, in fact, that she has started offering yoga classes to local school children. A school teacher during school hours and a yoga teacher after class, Mews gave us the lowdown on her popular Kids Yoga classes, currently
Natasha Dominaux leads quite a happy, yet busy, life. Besides being mom to 11 year-old Riley, seven year-old Lilly and four year-old Ryder, she’s also a proud, yet hectic-scheduled, hockey mom!
Not that she does everything alone, mind you. Hubby Dwayne is around when he can. In fact, he’s Riley
Canadian icons Blue Rodeo return to St. John’s at Mile One Centre on February 27th. Founding member Bazil Donovan caught up with The Herald for a in-depth look in the history of one of the nation’s most celebrated rock groups.
When one thinks of Canadian rock legends, there are a
So, listen – it’s a leap year this year. Three hundred and sixty-six days in this one, sir. Whole extra day long. Because February got 29 days this time, which, I dunno, just seems to be really, really weird to me, every time it happens. And it happens every four
The wind is howling and the snow is flying and I’m just in from what my father used to call “a turn round the deck”. It means checking things out in a storm. All is well. The snow blower is covered and has clean gas and lots of oil. The
Pasadena residents Will Drover, 10, and his brother Jack, 7 have been skiing at Marble Mountain in Steady Brook since they were old enough to strap on skis.
Mom Joy and dad Steve say the money and time they’ve invested in lessons on behalf of the boys is well worth