The author, after just assembling her ice cream snowman. Probably the fastest photo shoot ever — the race again melting ice cream is always a challenge. — Paul Pickett photo

ERIN SULLEY: Christmas entertaining, simplified

Brad Gushue has had success in big events in Newfoundland. He and his St. John’s rinkmates will be looking for more of the same as they compete in The National, a Grand lam of Curling event that begins tonight at the Conception Bay South Arena.

Brad Gushue knows he’ll feel at home in C.B.S.

Equalization Santa has delivered goodies for some provinces, and lumps of coal for others. —

EDITORIAL: Equalization inequality

Archbishop Martin Currie of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of St. John’s will celebrate the 50th anniversary of his joining the priesthood this spring, having been ordained in Sheet Harbour, N.S., on May 12, 1968. Currie will turn 75 in December, and hopes to retire in Nova Scotia. He is shown here in his Archdiocese of St. John’s office on Wednesday, when he spoke to The Telegram about his 50 years in the clergy.

Martin Currie: Afterlife of an archbishop

Check out the lights from your area and around Atlantic Canada below! - 123RF photo

Newfoundland and Labrador 2018 Christmas Lights map

Cold temperatures and periods of snow persisted throughout Corner Brook on Friday as motorists needed a bit more time to travel about with snow-covered roads with slushy and icy sections making things a little tricky.

Long and stormy winter in store for Atlantic Canada

Top Restaurants in Canada says Raymonds is sophisticated but comfortable. Guests can enjoy exceptional cuisine at the bar or in the elegant dining room in downtown St. John’s. — Photo by Julia Pelish/Vacay.ca

POLL: What’s the best restaurant in St. John’s?

The spillway at the Muskrat Falls site in Labrador. — Telegram file

Muskrat Falls: fact and myth

Kevin Tobin's Editorial Cartoons

Haircuts for Hope is a monthly event where local barbers and hairstylists team up with Newfoundland and Labrador Beard & Moustache Club to donate their services at no charge in a judgment-free environment. The event is open to the public, and anyone who may not otherwise be able to afford a haircut is invited to come to Froude Avenue Community Centre on Saturday from 1-4 p.m. for a trim.

Community events in and around St. John's, Saturday, December 15 to ...

The St. John's Edge helps out with the Active for Autism walk

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Published: Oct 21 at 9:07 p.m.

Presenting a cheque on behalf of the St. John's Edge were Assistant Coach Steve Marcus, and Carl English. — Presenting a cheque on behalf of the St. John's Edge were Assistant Coach Steve Marcus, and Carl English. - Contributed

St. John’s — The St. John’s Edge proudly participated in the Active for Autism Walk and Run recently. The Edge Foundation was proud to support Autism Society NL by donating $5,000 prior to start of the walk.

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Haircuts for Hope is a monthly event where local barbers and hairstylists team up with Newfoundland and Labrador Beard & Moustache Club to donate their services at no charge in a judgment-free environment. The event is open to the public, and anyone who may not otherwise be able to afford a haircut is invited to come to Froude Avenue Community Centre on Saturday from 1-4 p.m. for a trim.

Community events in and around St. John's, Saturday, December 15 to Friday, December 21

Newfoundland and Labrador Auditor General Julia Mullaley presented her report on the fiscal year ended March 31, 2018, to the House of Assembly on Friday morning.

Newfoundland and Labrador's fiscal future faces big risk

Ryan Farrell, 31, represented himself in provincial court Wednesday on charges of assault with a weapon, uttering threats, mischief and breaching court orders in connection with an altercation with his landlord a month ago. Farrell told the judge, “I think I’ll go to law school once I get pardoned."

Frustrated suspect put on mute by St. John's judge

A school bus with its stop sign out and lights flashing.

Judge dismisses application for acquittal in N.L. unlawful school bus certificate case

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Stella Michel of Corner Brook learned from her parents the importance of being willing to help others. She does her part in the community and loves being able to help those who find themselves in a situation where they could use a friend.

Corner Brook woman says her family showed her how to make a difference in people’s lives

Paul Winter, originally of Corner Brook, stands next to the Rob Roy. It is a boat he plans to rent to people in Edmonton, Alta. - Photo courtesy Adam Millie/Rat Creek Press

Corner Brook native constructs N.L. dories for Albertan rivers

The mother of a teenage girl in Stephenville is hoping for changes in the justice system when it comes to dealing with sexual assault cases.

Stephenville mother wants changes to justice system for sexual assault cases

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Zita Hinks vows fundraising will be reach target for Mainland cellular tower

Newfoundland Growlers photo/Jeff Parsons - Adam Pardy, a veteran of 350 NHL games, made an impact in his first two games back on the ice this week, scoring a goal and an assist with a combined plus-4 against the Maine Mariners.

It’s Pardy time on Growlers!

Middleton Curling Club is hosting the Provincial Masters.

The National gives a real boost to C.B.S.

Grand Slam if Curling/Anil Mungal - Curling Hall of Famer Glenn Howard, left, says the opportunity to play with his son, Scott (next to Glenn), is a big reason why he’s still playing the game at age 56.

Love of curling keeps Glenn Howard on the pebbled ice