Arts
Art and technology bring extinct Newfoundland wolf ‘back to life’
Artist Julie Lewis, owner of Sassy Tuna Studio, created a virtual interactive Newfoundland wolf.
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Deon Slaney said St. John’s is more accessible to blind people, but there is work to do. -
New Townie is a podcast about the scary, exhilarating experience of moving to a new city. Join us this spring as our host Rachel Elliott interviews people from around Newfoundland’s metro region to help her [...] -
The NL Snow Clearing Hub on Facebook has launched a program that includes free snow removal for individuals affected by cancer.
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Artist Julie Lewis, owner of Sassy Tuna Studio, created a virtual interactive Newfoundland wolf. -
Canadian Country Music Hall of Fame artist brings ‘Out of the Ashes’ show to St. John’s and Gander with family, friends and the next generation of home-grown talent. -
The Music Takes Me Back explores Mark Hiscock’s life as a musician, teacher, seaman, friend and family man.
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Shea Heights residents have a new walking trail, with plans to expand. -
Seasonal outing encourages older residents to stay active, socialize and connect with their community. -
Deon Slaney said St. John’s is more accessible to blind people, but there is work to do.
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First-year St. John’s club faces former Fog Devils franchise in QMJHL playoff matchup. -
There is a new soccer club in St. John’s that’s different than the rest – there’s no running allowed. Charlie Simmonds started walking soccer in Newfoundland after two head injuries forced him to find another [...] -
Local Lug Sports League hosts the flag football championship game.
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