Some newer Canadians are getting used to the idea of choice, just one week out from the Federal election.

When photographer Michael Winsor has his camera in hand, his ideal place to be is on the Atlantic Ocean.

The organizers wanted to make sure everyone who wanted to take part was able. That's why childcare is included.

Within the past five years, writes Gabby Peyton, St. John's has been getting dahled up with a flurry of new Indian restaurants, groceries and catering services.

There are only about 25 people living in Patrick's Cove, and none of them are children. The town hadn't celebrated Halloween in years, until someone came up an idea.

According to data provided by Elections Canada, two million Canadians cast votes in the first two days of advance voting across the country — a 25 per cent increase compared to the same period in 2015.

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Mimi Sheriff came to St. John's as a graduate student. Ten years on, she writes, she has found a comfortable sense of belonging.

The Cartwight man shaved three minutes off his own Trapline time Sunday.

The St. John’s Board of Trade is running a contest for charismatic job hunters unafraid to veer away from the regular resume.