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This terrifying doll is an unlikely financial lifeline for a Wabush animal shelter - Vimarsana News

This terrifying doll is an unlikely financial lifeline for a Wabush animal shelter

Chucky, the infamous doll that starred in a series of horror movies, is at the centre of a fundraising campaign for the Faiths Haven Animal Shelter in Wabush. The shelter has been closed for months because of flooding. The CBC’s Darryl Dinn talked to the shelter’s president Kelley Pafford, while Chucky looked on devilishly. He is the prize for the April 30 draw.

Source: cbc.ca
How Labrador band Ptarmageddon made the most of its time in lockdown - Vimarsana News

How Labrador band Ptarmageddon made the most of its time in lockdown

The trio, formed during the COVID-19 pandemic, is nominated for two Music N.L. awards.

Source: cbc.ca
Mining for inspiration: How this artist found beauty in her father's industry - Vimarsana News

Mining for inspiration: How this artist found beauty in her father's industry

Artist and designer Tanea Hynes's latest work is hanging at The Rooms in St. John's. She found the vision for it by revisiting the industrial scenes she grew up with in Labrador City.

Source: cbc.ca
Coming home for the holidays 'like a different world' for these Newfoundlanders living away - Vimarsana News

Coming home for the holidays 'like a different world' for these Newfoundlanders living away

Posted: Jan 09, 2021 7:00 AM NT | Last Updated: January 9 The Kennedy family celebrates a merry moment at home in St. John's.(Submitted by Tom Kennedy) On Tuesday, after spending 19 days at her home in Stephenville, N.L., Shelley Hynes said goodbye to her husband and son, not knowing when she would see them again. Two days later, she was back at work as a heavy equipment operator in Fort McMurray, Alta., and back to living under tight restrictions with the virus raging all around her. Hynes obtained a travel exemption to come home for the holidays, and got a small taste of the comparative fre...

Source: cbc.ca