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• Craft council celebrates the big 4-0
  The Craft Council of Newfoundland and Labrador is planning to celebrate its big 4-0 all year long.Plans include a photo contest, studio tours, ...
• Straight from the heart
  When staff at Iris Kirby House change shifts, they keep a log, writing notes for the staff members who are about to take over to let them know ...
• Stars shine for Warm Hearts
  Hosted by "Republic of Doyle" actress Lynda Boyd, some of this province's best award-winning talent rocked the stage at the St. John's ...
• Festival offers fascinating variety of plays
  From Freud to Beethoven, boxing, suicide and sex — when this year’s Provincial Drama Festival is held in St. John’s this spring, there’ll ...
• Phantom visits ‘Phantom’ cast
  Students of Prince of Wales Collegiate in St. John’s are about to be visited by a ghost. ...
• Lynda Boyd visits Iris Kirby House
  “It was so emotional and happy for the women, you could just tell by their faces,” said Gail Tobin, Iris Kirby Houseʼs executive director. ...
• Ocean Ranger voices
  Shortly after midnight on Feb. 15, 1982, as a storm whipped at speeds of 90 knots, carrying waves more than 40 feet high, the Ocean Ranger ...
• From an island to an ‘Island’
  Director Brad Peyton admits most movie scripts don’t hold his interest. With a self-described short attention span, Peyton has a list of ...
• Embracing winter
  Members of St. John’s city council, take note: if you happen to be near a TV Thursday night, filmmaker Barbara Doran would like you to tune in to ...
• Arrest made in early morning stabbing of woman
  Police have charged a 19-year-old man in connection with what they say was a random stabbing that took place in the east end of the city early ...
• Young Folk graduating
  As a four year old, while other kids her age were singing Disney tunes or nursery rhymes, Ellen Power's repertoire may have consisted of ...
• Really big show
  After a short hiatus, Our Divas are back on stage at Mile One Centre this month with a show that’s taken them about four years to produce.Those ...
• Navigating rage
  A mother travelling across the country to find her lost child and finding the child she has always had. A woman, going blind, starts to see. A ...
• Tiffany Martin tells of struggles with breast cancer
  Tiffany Martin says she always felt she was going to end up with cancer, in one form or the other. For that reason, the 33-year-old says she ...
• Readers generously donate to Iris Kirby House campaign
  Women and children staying at Iris Kirby House spent their snow day Friday wrapped in the warmth and generousity of Telegram readers. On Jan. ...
• Rick’s schtick
  If Rick Mercer has a bucket list, there surely can’t be a whole lot left on it. Private ...
• Ukuleles unlimited
  The Beatles weren’t known for their ukulele music, and neither were the Monkees. Joni Mitchell, Van Morrison or the Gallagher brothers of Oasis ...
• Star power
  Jake Doyle doesn’t seem the type to be worried about smashed mirrors or crossed knives bringing him bad luck, but Allan Hawco might be.There’s a ...
• N.L. artists Down Under
  Twenty-five musicians in 35 shows, with an audience of about 130,000, in a location more than 17,000 kilometres away. Shelley Chase has her work ...
• Country gentleman coming to town
  For 27 years, TV viewers across the country were familiar with Tommy Hunter's Friday night closing: "Hope you enjoyed the show. Be the Good ...
• Beating Anger
  Last in a three-part series Chris is not a monster, he says — and he hasn’t been one for almost four years. Up until then, however, he was a man ...
• Officers follow procedure, and their hearts, when...
  Second in a three-part series When it comes to answering a call of suspected domestic violence, there are some things an RNC officer is ...
• Getting Out
  First in a three-part series “This time of year is really emotional here,” says Gail Tobin. “You have to be really strong.” As executive ...
• Tried & tested
  Even if you know exactly what you're going to buy, Christmas shopping in December is hectic. If you've no idea and have got to go hunting for ...
• Scouts Canada unhappy with 'Fifth Estate' story,...
  Scouts Canada is keeping its options open when it comes to taking legal action against the CBC for a report alleging it kept a confidential ...
• ‘22 Minutes’ in the life
  First in a two-part series They call it “22 Minutes,” and the show comes together almost that quickly. The satirical CBC TV show, now in its 19th ...
• The great debate
  One of Patrick O'Flaherty's most vivid memories of growing up in Northern Bay during the Confederation debate of the 1940s is his father ...
• Memorial for province's sealers planned
  Wearing a sealskin vest and bow tie, Lt.-Gov. John Crosbie officially unveiled a project honouring the lives of sealers from this province ...
• Coincidences lead to writer’s winning story
  Grant Loveys’ Cuffer Prize win may have actually been a sign from heaven.Loveys was named the winner of The Telegram’s short fiction prize for ...
• Just in time for Christmas
  Since they released their second album, “Row Upon Row of the People They Know,” last month, the members of The Once say people have been ...