Some spots on earth just spill their culture out. Newfoundland, which is Canada’s easternmost place, does this well. It has ...

He found it. At the time, Newfoundland was a largely oral culture of storytellers and singers and sauce-boxes, living in small villages along thousands of miles of rocky coastline. Almost all of ...

"Everyone would have had a boat back then," Canning told me, as he explained how dories were an integral part of the cod fishing industry that shaped Newfoundland's economy and culture for 500 years.

The seal hunt has become controversial in the modern world yet remains deeply entrenched within the island’s seafaring culture. “Rage the Night” goes some way to explain how the practice helped shape ...

For most Canadians, his shots offer a window into another world. Every year around Christmas, Canadians living in Newfoundland and Labrador participate in the costumed cultural practice of mummering.

Surely no trip to the Ulster Tower or the Thiepval Memorial to the Missing is complete without visiting the Newfoundland ...

Jeremy has been able to translate his deep passion for the Newfoundland culture through his cookbook “Wildness” (in collaboration with Phaidon Press). He's the only chef to win Canada’s Best ...

It is 1914 and spring is teasing the rugged island of Newfoundland when a deathbed confession from an orphanage nurse sets 20-year-old Roan off on a quest to find the truth of his birth.