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A mawio'mi in Corner Brook is bringing people together this weekend 8:10

4d ago8:10

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A cross-country ski club in Corner Brook will be a busy place this weekend, but it won't be full of athletes. Blow Me Down Trails is the site of a Mi'kmaw cultural gathering, called a mawio'mi. The CBC's Bernice Hillier was live at the ski club this morning and spoke with site coordinator Shawn Leamon and presenter Mira Buckle.…

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A chance to toot their own horns: How a shared love for jazz music is behind a community band in Corner Brook 5:38

4d ago5:38

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When someone mentions "jazz music," what comes to your mind? Maybe you immediately think of a certain saxophone solo, or the sound of a muted trumpet. Musicians in Corner Brook like jazz music so much that they get together every week to play and rehearse. CBC's Bernice Hillier spoke with two of the members, Kevin Hennessey and Dianna Alteen of Jaz…

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Three bands, three locations, three days: Meet the touring bands in this jam-packed all-ages weekend tour 8:20

6d ago8:20

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The NL All Ages Weekend Tour is a vibrant showcase of musical talent featuring young musicians from across the province. Ben Chapman Smith, an experienced music educator and mentor, is the driving force behind this exciting event. His mission is to guide bands in honing their sound and navigating the complex music industry. During a recent band pra…

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One of Stephenville's biggest grocery stores shut down recently 3:38

6d ago3:38

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Since the 1970s the Indian Head Co-Op in Stephenville has been a staple in the community. When it shut down late last month, customers were left scrambling to use their Co-Op points, and employees jobless. Three former employees, Claire smith, Grace Bennett , and Alanna Lewis, spoke with CBC's Sanuda Ranawake.…

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From how to pitch a tent to what to do in the woods when you've "got to go." Scouts Canada has a camping helpline full of great advice 4:37

6d ago4:37

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If you were in Scouts or Guides, you remember their motto: "Be prepared." With that in mind this summer, Scouts Canada has launched a helpline of pre-recorded messages that you can call called Camptastic. Emma Savic Kallesoe is a rover scout and a leader with Scouts Canada, and also shared details of a survey to see how well Canadians know how to c…

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This woman's family was among the first to stay at the Glynmill Inn in Corner Brook, and is marking the hotel's 100th year 6:46

6d ago6:46

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Leslie Cross’s family have lived in Corner Brook since 1924. While the Corner Brook Pulp and Paper Mill was being built, the men overseeing the construction lived in the staff quarters, which are now known as the Glynmill Inn. Leslie’s mother, Doris Herdman, and her parents were one of the first families to stay there. CBC’s Amy Feehan sat down wit…

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Get to know the two newest members of Newfoundland Morning, Amy Feehan and Sanuda Ranawake 4:25

7d ago4:25

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You've likely already heard Amy Feehan and Sanuda Ranawake on the show, or maybe you've been lucky enough to meet them in person. They are the newest additions to the Newfoundland Morning team, and we thought we'd help with some introductions.

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Young and young at heart will gather this weekend to celebrate Mi'kmaw culture in Elmastukwek, the Bay of Islands area 8:39

7d ago8:39

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If you've ever been to a Mi'kmaw cultural gathering, you know it's a unique experience. They can include both bigger powwows and smaller but significant events in different areas of Newfoundland. And in the Bay of Islands area -- the Mi'kmaw call it Elmastukwek -- there's a mawio'mi this coming weekend. Sherry Dean is chair of the Elmastukwek Mawio…

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Built with community support, the Humber River Golf Club in Deer Lake is celebrating 30 years of play 7:09

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Golf enthusiasts in Deer Lake commemorated three decades at The Humber River Golf Club this summer. The establishment opened its doors in 1994 on land leased by the Deer Lake Airport Authority and has been a hub for golfing activities and community engagement. CBC's Alex Kennedy visited the greens to delve into the club's history and explore its as…

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The Newfoundland Aquaculture Industry Association responds to an 'avoid' rating given to salmon farmed in this province 9:18

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We heard from Erin Hudson, the program director at Seafood Watch, a conservation program that rates the sustainability of fishing and aquaculture worldwide, earlier this week. It looked at the salmon farming industry in this province and gave it a big, red "AVOID" rating. The Newfoundland Aquaculture Industry Association's Executive Director, Jamie…

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An international organization that assesses the environmental impact of fishing and fish farming says people should avoid aquaculture salmon from this province 7:00

8d ago7:00

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The Monterey Bay Aquarium in California runs Seafood Watch, a conservation program that rates sustainability of fishing and aquaculture all over the world. It looked at the salmon farming industry in this province and gave it a big, red "AVOID" rating. Erin Hudson is the program director at Seafood Watch.…

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Is the province's economy looking as rosy as the governing Liberals would have you believe? Labrador MHA Jordan Brown says no 7:00

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Last week, finance minister Siobhan Coady held a news conference to tell us how well the provincial economy is doing under the Liberals. NDP member Jordan Brown represents Labrador West, and he says he's not seeing the same thing as Coady. He spoke with CBC's Leigh Anne Power.

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How taking a picture of a whale's tail can help track the majestic mammals 9:09

8d ago9:09

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Anyone who's been whale watching from a boat or from land knows what a thrill it is to see a whale's fluke as they dive deep into the water. But what you might not know is that the underside of a humpback whale tail is unique! In fact, the fluke can be used to identify that specific whale. A group called Happy Whale has a website that lets you uplo…

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More issues for ferry services in Fogo. Hear from the concerned MHA and transportation minister 21:33

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The M.V. Veteran ferry connects Fogo Island and Change Islands to the outside world, providing a lifeline for the communities. Over the past weekend, many residents and tourists were stranded when the ferry broke down, and replacement parts had to be shipped overnight. This comes as the ferry just returned from six months in dry dock. Fogo Island-C…

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Building equity and eliminating barriers for women in sports, and how the Olympics can inspire change 7:14

11d ago7:14

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The focus on women's sports in Canada is stronger than ever as the Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics progresses. Allison Sandmeyer-Graves is the CEO of Canadian Women and Sport. She discussed gender equality in sports and how the Olympic spirit can motivate long-term change with CBC's Hillary Johnson.…

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The town of Lawn has rescinded its initial support for a wind energy mega project on the Burin Peninsula 6:18

11d ago6:18

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The provincial government announced last year it has approved four companies' bids to build wind-energy projects on the island. At the time, communities near the proposed projects mostly supported the idea of green energy and more jobs. Now, the community of Lawn on the Burin Peninsula is having second thoughts about EverWind, the company working i…

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A prized possession lost in the depths of the Exploits Harbour... or so they thought 9:22

12d ago9:22

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If you've ever lost a prized possession, you know the panic that ensues. That's exactly what happened to Melanie Philpott and her husband, Robin. He lost his wedding ring over the side of a boat in the Exploits Harbour in Central Newfoundland. In a moment of hope and sheer panic, Melanie called Shawn Bath, the owner of Clean Harbours Initiative, to…

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Kitchen staff at a long term care home in Bonavista are frustrated at being asked to work in extreme heat without air conditioning 9:09

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At the Golden Heights Manor Long Term Care Facility in Bonavista, kitchen workers are being asked to work without air conditioning. With summer-time temperatures steadily increasing, workers reached a breaking point and held a demonstration on Tuesday. Jerry Earle is the president of NAPE, the union representing the workers.…

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Leaders in Cape Ray have big plans to display parts of the shipwreck that washed up earlier this year 6:27

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Pieces of the Cape Ray shipwreck are now basking in the sun. The south west coast community received worldwide attention when the ship, likely from the 1800s, washed ashore in January and pulled out by excavators in April. Pieces of it are in front of the fire hall and at the Cape Ray lighthouse museum site. Anne Osmond, chair of the local service …

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We hear from some folks in Corner Brook about their favorite things to get up to on a hot summer day 5:28

13d ago5:28

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On summer days like these there are a million ways you can beat the heat. We sent reporter Amy Feehan all over the city of Corner Brook to find out how folks are dealing with these hot temperatures.

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Dean Clarke has been playing music from Newfoundland to his listeners in Ontario for decades, and is now bringing a concert to the Rock 9:05

13d ago9:05

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There's a whole host of radio stations on the island that play Newfoundland music. But once you leave, it can be hard to find the music you love on the radio. Dean Clarke has been filling that void for many Newfoundlanders on the mainland. He's the host of Jigs and Reels Radio KW on CKWR in Kitchener Ontario and online.…

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Eddie's Cove, a town of 56 residents on the northern peninsula, is hosting a come home year after almost 10 years. 8:12

13d ago8:12

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The town of Eddie's Cove on the Northern Peninsula is home to only 56 residents. This year they are hosting a Come Home Year celebration for the first time in a decade. Olga Walsh is the chair of the organizing committee.

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We're really feeling the heat this week, so here's how you can protect yourself from high temperatures 7:22

14d ago7:22

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Environment Canada has issued heat warnings for today and possibly days to come, with humidex values approaching 40 degrees. Most of us are not used to those kinds of temperatures, and that means we aren't used to taking precautions to protect our health in the blazing heat and high humidity. Dr. Itai Malkin is a Medical Officer of Health in Newfou…

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N.L. has plans for make Gander a centre of excellence in wildfire prevention 7:25

14d ago7:25

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As wildfires become more and more common, Newfoundland and Labrador needs to become more equipped to handle them. Premier Andrew Furey has plans for a Forest Fire Centre of excellence to be established in Gander, which the province hopes will be a collaboration between all Atlantic provinces to handle rising wildfires. CBC’s Amy Feehan spoke with G…

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Reconnecting with nature - and all you need is your phone 5:58

14d ago5:58

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If you've ever wondered what it would be like to be a biologist, this could be your time! The Nature Conservancy of Canada is launching a program called the Big Backyard BioBlitz. It's all about getting us outside and into our gardens and reconnecting with nature. Mark Frank is with the Nature Conservancy of Canada.…

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Francois, one of Newfoundland's smallest communities, is hosting their come home year 11:58

14d ago11:58

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The small community of Francois on Newfoundland's south coast will have a lot more people than usual next week. Home to a permanent population of about 57 people with only four school aged children, the number of people in the town will triple next week, as over 100 people visit for the community's come home year celebrations. Christine Durnford jo…

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A mawio'mi in Corner Brook is bringing people together this weekend 8:10

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A chance to toot their own horns: How a shared love for jazz music is behind a community band in Corner Brook 5:38

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Three bands, three locations, three days: Meet the touring bands in this jam-packed all-ages weekend tour 8:20

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One of Stephenville's biggest grocery stores shut down recently 3:38

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From how to pitch a tent to what to do in the woods when you've "got to go." Scouts Canada has a camping helpline full of great advice 4:37

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This woman's family was among the first to stay at the Glynmill Inn in Corner Brook, and is marking the hotel's 100th year 6:46

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Get to know the two newest members of Newfoundland Morning, Amy Feehan and Sanuda Ranawake 4:25

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Young and young at heart will gather this weekend to celebrate Mi'kmaw culture in Elmastukwek, the Bay of Islands area 8:39

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Built with community support, the Humber River Golf Club in Deer Lake is celebrating 30 years of play 7:09

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The Newfoundland Aquaculture Industry Association responds to an 'avoid' rating given to salmon farmed in this province 9:18

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An international organization that assesses the environmental impact of fishing and fish farming says people should avoid aquaculture salmon from this province 7:00

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Is the province's economy looking as rosy as the governing Liberals would have you believe? Labrador MHA Jordan Brown says no 7:00

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How taking a picture of a whale's tail can help track the majestic mammals 9:09

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More issues for ferry services in Fogo. Hear from the concerned MHA and transportation minister 21:33

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Building equity and eliminating barriers for women in sports, and how the Olympics can inspire change 7:14

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The town of Lawn has rescinded its initial support for a wind energy mega project on the Burin Peninsula 6:18

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A prized possession lost in the depths of the Exploits Harbour... or so they thought 9:22

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Kitchen staff at a long term care home in Bonavista are frustrated at being asked to work in extreme heat without air conditioning 9:09

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Leaders in Cape Ray have big plans to display parts of the shipwreck that washed up earlier this year 6:27

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We hear from some folks in Corner Brook about their favorite things to get up to on a hot summer day 5:28

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Dean Clarke has been playing music from Newfoundland to his listeners in Ontario for decades, and is now bringing a concert to the Rock 9:05

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Eddie's Cove, a town of 56 residents on the northern peninsula, is hosting a come home year after almost 10 years. 8:12

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We're really feeling the heat this week, so here's how you can protect yourself from high temperatures 7:22

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N.L. has plans for make Gander a centre of excellence in wildfire prevention 7:25

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Reconnecting with nature - and all you need is your phone 5:58

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Francois, one of Newfoundland's smallest communities, is hosting their come home year 11:58

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