Most Newfoundlander's can probably tell you Sheila's Brush is a March snowstorm but who Sheila is, and how the storm got named after her are trickier questions.  This episode digs into the mystery around Shiela's Brush.

For more info check out the blog post What The Heck is Sheila's Brush?

Winter in Newfoundland can be truly, awful; it’s cold and wet and even in the 21st century it can be miserable. That said, the winter of 1818 set the standard for just how bad a Newfoundland winter can get. Disasters, homelessness and extreme weather set the stage for a winter so bad Newfoundland's governor, Francis Pickmore, wound up going back to England in a barrel of rum.

More info including, pictures and maps at Product of Newfoundland.ca

The strange truth and tall tales of the Brigus Tunnel in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada.

Read more at Product of Newfoundland