Last year, Churchill Park saw an array of iconic names visit St. John’s for one of the largest concerts of the year—such artists include Pitbull, Shania Twain, and Nickelback. So, after months of ...

Passionate dancing and rhythmic drumming excite the community as First Light hosts their annual National Indigenous Peoples’ Day Celebration.

St. John’s local Abby Newhook became the second Newfoundlander to ever be selected in the Professional Women’s Hockey League Draft, after being picked 34th overall by the Boston Fleet.

George Street, in many ways, acts as downtown’s “character sanctuary”—a place where drinkers mingle with some of St. John’s finest. Certain notable characters immediately come to mind such as Money ...

When Mark Carney’s recently elected minority government presented their first Bill in the House of Commons on June 3, it was presented as the “Strong Borders Act.” This Bill promises to improve border ...

Chairperson for the Canadian Federation of Students Newfoundland and Labrador. From 2022-25, he served as a member of MUNSU’s Board of Directors, including one year as Director of External Affairs.

The City of St. John’s has announced that it is delaying plans for a multicoloured LED sign that was set to be placed in Bannerman Park after receiving “considerable feedback” from the public. Council ...

It’s a downhill race, but the incline reveals who trained: many slow, while wrinkled men in nylon speed by. Like braided cables wrapped in leather, their limbs creak and crack as they make steady ...

The album, titled Cassette Ape, has all the band’s hallmarks: loud guitar, fuzzed out vocals, charming lyricism, and playful quips that make Dogfish a highly anticipated set on any local show’s bill.