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Sgt. Nicholas Myra is back with a vengeance, and he is out for blood.

The Newfoundland and Labrador of yesterday was more colourful than you might remember, and no one is more qualified to be your guide through the strange terrain of local history than folklorist and

Compiled from interviews with a select group of retired seniors, The Bullet is a collection of stories about the men and women who worked for the legendary pre-Confederation Newfoundland Railway, w

Newfoundland, 1895

Canadian fisheries industries face rapid change.

For most people, the idea of submerging themselves voluntarily in the half-frozen Atlantic Ocean sounds more like torture than fun.

As soon as the COVID-19 global pandemic hit North America, Licensed Financial Advisor Christine Ibbotson, syndicated “Ask the Money Lady” columnist and recent author of How to Retire Debt-Free and

Explore the legendary “seal folk” in a book of short, whimsical poems.

When Ada falls for a body piercer named Pan, her cheeky grandmother, Mattie, says she looks like a caught trout with all those hooks in her mouth.

In Ian Colford’s latest collection, people get themselves and those they love into situations awkward and sometimes dangerous, doing what they think is best for all.

Elizabeth MacKinnon moves to Saint John New Brunswick in 1939 to find inspiration for her poetry in the bohemian life of the city's central peninsula.

Eleven year old Danny was hoping to have a simple, fun summer, but his plans are derailed when developers threaten to build condos on his community’s beloved soccer field and when he cultivates an

Between 1857 and 1970, thousands of children came to live at the Halifax Protestant Orphans’ Home.

The Great War comes to Lunenburg County in this gripping and detailed historical account from award-winning author Gerald Hallowell.

When Gabriella first saw the Greek island of Corfu, "it was simply paradise"—except that there were no good restaurants.