By: Jeff Hutchings
Martial Arts, in its truest sense, is about the self, about building confidence and self-esteem, and having the ability to defend oneself is part of that
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“Sensei, I get hit in the head a lot. I get bullied at school and some kids just come up
It’s challenging knowing what the young ones are up to in these online times. When my son was growing up around the bay, dial-up, ruled. Pretty easy to know Junior’s connected to potentially lurking evil when all you had to do was pick up an extension and hear the screechin’.
Celebrating four decades as Canada’s rock royalty, Loverboy embraces nostalgia and the hits of a generation ahead of their return to St. John’s at Iceberg Alley Performance Tent
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You know their name. You know the hits. Loverboy are one of the biggest rock bands to ever hail from the
By: Nick Travis
Former ‘Here and Now’ host and current college instructor Jonathan Crowe is getting ready for yet another school year at the College of the North Atlantic
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After a Summer vacation that included moving, traveling to the U.K. and rowing in the Regatta, Jonathan Crowe is excited
Kimberly and Todd Churchill have won a small victory in a huge battle to get the support they need in the school system for their eight-year-old son, Carter
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Carter Churchill has cerebral palsy. He is deaf and communicates through American Sign Language (ASL).
Kimberly Churchill is chair of a
The original story that goes with this famous quote goes back to biblical times. In the Book of Genesis, Cain and Abel were the first two sons of Adam and Eve. Cain, the firstborn, was a farmer, and his brother Abel a shepherd. The brothers were good b’ys by those
Founded out of necessity, Women of Hope Ovarian Cancer NL aims to spread awareness on a disease that is often forgotten in the mainstream
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Every year 2,800 women are diagnosed with ovarian cancer in Canada. According to Ovarian Cancer Canada, only 2.1 per cent of all donations for cancer
A brief moment in time captured for a lifetime; a baby’s calm demeanor among thousands of people who had gathered for Mass in 1984
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Many people in this province have memories of Pope John Paul II’s visit to Newfoundland in September 1984. Few likely have a keepsake as precious
Cancer survivor & physician Dr. Nikhil Joshi discusses the launch of a new app aimed to aid those suffering from chronic illnesses through meditation
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There are things many of us can or could do in times of struggle. We could sulk, and adopt a perhaps deservingly woe is me
One of the names on Newfoundland’s radio Mount Rushmore, Randy Snow, has come back to OZFM to co-host the newly minted Morning Jam
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Randy, you’re not in Kansas anymore. Coming full circle in a decorated career of local radio with a diehard following, Randy Snow is returning to the