Cathy Duke has seen a lot running Destination St John's for more than a decade, and has a lot to say about how the tourism industry in Newfoundland and Labrador has changed and where its focus needs to be in the years ahead.

Michael Crummey and Holly Hogan, who are two of the three finalists for the BMO Winterset literary award, share a roof but have different approaches to their work. Crummey has earned a reputation over the years for literary fiction, while Hogan has tapped into her work as a biologist for a powerful book on the state of the ocean.

The Women's Work Festival is afour-day annual celebration in St. John's of plays-in-progress, and offers a stomping ground for playwrights to read their draftsto an audience.

Some of the biggestplayers in Newfoundland and Labrador's hospitality and tourism are gatheringatthe annual Hospitality N.L. conference and trade show, working to make sure the doors of the province are open to the world.

For some, getting up on stage at all is a no-go let alone without a plan or a script but for these high schoolers, it's nothing but a chance to perform at the national Improv Games in Ottawa.

The Sun Tunnel isn't the first greenhouse in a windy neighbourhood in St. John's. But it stands out from the others: instead of glass, it's mostly made out of opaque wood.