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Message from the Premier
A Labour Day message from the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
On the ropes
A pair of films from Newfoundland producer Annette Clarke explore the challenges and triumphs of women against different cultural backdrops.
Don’t fear the moose
Concern about moose on the highway is overblown. Here's why.
Writers at Woody Point celebrates a decade of literature and music
Ten years strong, the popular annual literary festival continues to showcase some of Canada and Newfoundland and Labrador's best authors and musicians in the heart of Gros Morne National Park.
George Street Fest closes with a local, flavourful bang
With local acts Hey Rosetta, Great Big Sea, Repartee, The Dardanelles and Dave Whitty Band, the 2013 George Street Festival offered up a diverse selection of the province's best during its final two nights.
Raspberry cascade
Jam, pie, preserves, tea, wine, or just fresh – however you want to consume them, the sweet seasonal treat is abundant and ripe for the picking in most parts of the province.
Message from the Premier
A Labour Day message from the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador
On the ropes
A pair of films from Newfoundland producer Annette Clarke explore the challenges and triumphs of women against different cultural backdrops.
Don’t fear the moose
Concern about moose on the highway is overblown. Here's why.
Writers at Woody Point celebrates a decade of literature and music
Ten years strong, the popular annual literary festival continues to showcase some of Canada and Newfoundland and Labrador's best authors and musicians in the heart of Gros Morne National Park.
George Street Fest closes with a local, flavourful bang
With local acts Hey Rosetta, Great Big Sea, Repartee, The Dardanelles and Dave Whitty Band, the 2013 George Street Festival offered up a diverse selection of the province's best during its final two nights.
Raspberry cascade
Jam, pie, preserves, tea, wine, or just fresh – however you want to consume them, the sweet seasonal treat is abundant and ripe for the picking in most parts of the province.