Arts
The Salt House goes Gaga for drag
The talents of LBGTQ performers were showcased at an all-ages Lady Gaga brunch.
Articles by Sherri Breen
Arts
Iceberg Alley Performance Tent changes seasons after Hurricane Larry
Iceberg Alley concert series producer Shawn Basha says staff worked tirelessly to salvage the contents of the tent following Hurricane Larry. He says the show must go on.
News
N.L. takes a closer look at anti-racist education
Dr. Sulaimon Giwa of Memorial University and Education Minister Tom Osbourne address the call for anti-racist education following two separate incidents of controversial classroom conduct.
News
Two St. John’s businesses earn praise for their treatment of workers during pandemic
Workers at two Newfoundland companies say their employers have gone above and beyond to ensure staff are safe, comfortable and treated fairly during the pandemic.
Province
SmartICE and Choices for Youth make waves in northern communities
Youth in Nain construct smart buoys for safe ice travel and gain experience in social enterprise.
Sports
Newfoundland and Labrador Soccer Association honours top provincial players
Jeff Babstock and Jake Warren share their achievements at the 2019-2020 Hall of Fame Induction and provincial soccer awards.
News
Gathering Place faces rising food costs as visits increase
Sherri BreenKicker The increased cost of living has reached record levels in Newfoundland and Labrador. The fallout is particularly visible among those at risk of hunger and homelessness in the capital city. The Gathering Place […]
Arts
The Outhouse crew finds inspiration in every season
Justin Hawco on the success of The Outhouse of Horror film and what fans can expect for the upcoming Christmas season.
News
When the sites go down: Local businesses weigh in on recent Facebook and Instagram outages
St. John’s business owner Denise Goodyear viewed the recent global service interruption as a wake-up call for some entrepreneurs in the province.
Province
Province plans to revise school curriculum to include more Indigenous education
On the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, Indigenous leaders and residential school survivors weighed in on the need for better education about Indigenous history. Education Minister Tom Osbourne said it’s important to understand […]