Troubadour

Wise, wacky, wonderful or weird, there are a variety of entertainments to be had at sci-fi convention by Carol Hopkins If you are a fantasy or science-fiction fan, you may want to mark your calendars. Sci-fi on the Rock 6 is coming. The annual geek fest will run at the Holiday Inn in St. John’s [...]

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By Mitchell Clarke Getting off the island of Newfoundland has never been easy on the wallet, but Marine Atlantic’s plan to jack up prices by four per cent is not making it easier. The increases on the Port aux Basques-North Sydney route include the following:  The single adult passenger fare has risen to $40.76 from $35.82; The cost for two [...]

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Tim Hortons has introduced a new cup size, but some locals are not keen on the new system.

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College of the North Atlantic Film and Video Production students get ready for the upcoming 24-hour Film Festival competition on February 4. Megan Harris-Edwards reports for Troubadour News. 

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Newfoundland photographer, Minal Hoddinott, has a passion for pictures and capturing the moment. Will that passion carry her in to a career known to few?

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By Mandy Poole The inch-wide window to the world opens the mind to new experiences and cultures – all with the click of a button. Each photographer who looks through the viewfinder sees something a little different. With the massive amount of digital camera technologies available today, everyone is a photographer. But  photography is not just [...]

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It’s that time of year again, when snowmobiling is a common practice during people’s spare time. The Trouabdour’s James Churchill gives some safety tips for snowmobilers across the province.  

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Province introduces new school program to combat bullying of gays

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One Newfoundland youth has decided to follow in the steps of his father as captain of a fishing boat. Yet, there is a price to pay for pursuing his dream.

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 By Inna Levchuk The College of the North Atlantic Student Council is bringing the Provincial Sports Tournament back to the college. Seventeen campuses will compete in ball hockey and volleyball through March 24-25 in Marystown. “One of the things we are supposed to do is to organize a sports tournament,” said Jamie Brace, the president of the student council [...]

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Competition gives entrepreneurs of the future a chance to fulfill their dreams

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Cornerbooker.com wins top award in the Canadian Blog Awards.

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What constitutes a CNA campus closure? by Troubadour-CNA    

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Staying active is the key to a happy retirement.

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