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Katie Goes To Kelowna! Local Chef Representing NL at Canadian Culinary Championship

Is St. John’s Transit Finally At A Turning Point?

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Latest Comments

1. Nancy From Pakistan to CBS to Town: Mogul Restaurant Moving to East End
The East end is so fortunate! This restaurant is amazing! Loved the food, the service, the people, the price!!! If you get a chance to go it is a Must!!…
2. Scott Calling BS: Newfoundlanders Are NOT the Country’s Friendliest Canadians
I spent a few years on the rock , Newfie’s are all a bunch of two faced assholes , most gossip bags in one area I have ever seen .…
3. Sarah Calling BS: Newfoundlanders Are NOT the Country’s Friendliest Canadians
A lot of inbreeding in the province due to the demographic,simple explanation for the way Newfie’s act.
4. Jeff R Local Album of the Month: Jon Hynes’ Cardinal Giant
I'm glad the author found the hidden track of this album; a spoken word story about a disgruntled window maker turned murderer after the ACAN factory closed down...

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The Overcast is a multi-award-winning media body in St. John’s, NL.

Best known for its monthly print magazine, its website, TheOvercast.ca, also posts 1-2 articles a day, hoststhe St. John’s Eats dinning and review directory, and administers the $12,500 Albedo Grant to help entrepreneurs get their big idea off the ground, as well as Newfoundland’s richest award for a local album of the year: The Borealis Music Prize.

Editor's Picks

Katie Goes To Kelowna! Local Chef Representing NL at Canadian Culinary Championship

Is St. John’s Transit Finally At A Turning Point?

The Thoughtful Conversation: Ring in the New Carbon Tax

H2-Whoa: The Water Crisis in Newfoundland