Last print issue of the Newfoundland Herald

The staple of Newfoundland and Labrador culture, arts and entertainment publishing is coming to an end after a 76-year run as one of the most identifiable brands in the island's history. "For over 75 years, The Herald has been a part of the Newfoundland culture. The Herald has covered everything from local politics to business and crime stories. But most would consider the Herald as Newfoundland and Labrador's entertainment magazine."

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In a statement, Lindsey Andrews, general manager of the Newfoundland Broadcasting Company, which publishes the Herald, said the decision was made because of the "ever-changing landscape as it relates to technology and the shift from print to digital."

The magazine will move online, where archival editions will be posted.