Episodios

  • It's been four days since anyone has seen Brandon Tucker of Gander. We learn more about him and the latest on the search, as we speak with his partner

    It's been four days since anyone has seen Brandon Tucker of Gander. We learn more about him and the latest on the search, as we speak with his partner
    Jul 12 2022
    The search has intensified for Brandon Tucker of Gander, who's been missing since last Friday morning. Search and Rescue teams are asking residents to help by checking their own properties, and yesterday, those teams used drones to help with the search. We spoke with Brandon Tucker's partner, Travis Gleason.
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  • It's the Year of the Garden in Canada, and the Canadian Garden Council says there are plenty of benefits to putting your hands in the soil. And Newfoundland Morning invites you to take part in our photo contest!

    It's the Year of the Garden in Canada, and the Canadian Garden Council says there are plenty of benefits to putting your hands in the soil. And Newfoundland Morning invites you to take part in our photo contest!
    Jul 12 2022
    2022 is - officially in Canada - the Year of the Garden. While many of us already had experience planting flowers and vegetables, many more of us became gardeners during Covid lockdowns. We here at Newfoundland Morning want to celebrate by sharing your beautiful garden photos with our audience (listen for contest details at the end). Michel Gauthier wants to see them, too. He's the executive director of the Canadian Garden Council, and he spoke with CBC's Leigh Anne Power.
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  • She better werk! Newfoundland drag queen Irma Gerd is competing in the latest season of Canada's Drag Race. A fellow queen who'll be watching at home.

    She better werk! Newfoundland drag queen Irma Gerd is competing in the latest season of Canada's Drag Race. A fellow queen who'll be watching at home.
    Jun 28 2022
    A Newfoundland performer is hoping to make Herstory this summer. Drag Queen Irma Gerd is competing in season three of Canada's Drag Race. She's the first queen from Atlantic Canada to make the show. But there's a whole "haus" (house) of queens who'll be cheering her on from home. Tara Nova is a drag queen originally from Gambo.
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  • Building real-life experience. There's a new partnership between Municipalities NL and College of the North Atlantic, to show students career options in the municipal sector

    Building real-life experience. There's a new partnership between Municipalities NL and College of the North Atlantic, to show students career options in the municipal sector
    May 9 2022
    Book smarts are great, but nothing beats real-life, practical experience. It's true for post-secondary students about to graduate and start a new career. There's a partnership between Municipalities NL and College of the North Atlantic, called the "Municipal Pipeline Project." Amy Coady is the president of Municipalities NL.
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  • Canadian Blood Services says the latest wave of Covid-19 is hurting blood donations in NL. We'll find out how you can help, even if you're nowhere near a clinic

    Canadian Blood Services says the latest wave of Covid-19 is hurting blood donations in NL. We'll find out how you can help, even if you're nowhere near a clinic
    Feb 16 2022
    Canadian Blood Services says the Omicron variant is making it hard to collect enough blood for the province. There's a mobile blood drive in Grand Falls-Windsor today, but even if you're nowhere near a collection site, you can still help out. Martin Jones spoke with Gord Skiffington of Canadian Blood Services.
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  • A proposal for a waste-to-energy plant in Lewisporte has been rejected by government. Now, people opposed to the idea are relieved, but wary

    A proposal for a waste-to-energy plant in Lewisporte has been rejected by government. Now, people opposed to the idea are relieved, but wary
    Feb 11 2022
    Opponents of a controversial project in Central Newfoundland are glad it's been rejected by the provincial government, but wary. The plan was to import waste from Europe and incinerate it at a waste-to-energy plant in Lewisporte to generate electricity. Bernice spoke with Tracy Churchill, who was against the waste-to-energy plant.
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