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Tributes continue to pour in for Dave McHugh 9:30

14h ago9:30

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Happy memories of musician Dave McHugh, who died last week at the age of 57 have been filling social media over the past few days. People are sharing about the incredible loss they feel because of his passing, and talking about their gratitude at having known Dave. Bernice Hillier spoke with Dave McHugh's cousin and fellow musician, Paul Pike.…

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What Makes a Great Movie Anyway? 25:53

2d ago25:53

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Wayne talks about the subjectivity of film and the common habit of not distinguishing the world of the of the movie from the real world > Wayne's movie list: https://www.waynejones.ca/movies/movies/

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The off Broadway Players’ are starting are bringing the Broadway magic of ‘Bright Star' to Corner Brook 6:14

14h ago6:14

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A show that's coming to the stage in Corner Brook this week is set in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina just after World War Two. "Bright Star" is a Broadway musical written by Steve Martin and Edie Brickell. Erica Green is directing Off Broadway Players' production of "Bright Star."

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Shamed and blamed: The president of Diabetes Canada about the stigma of living with the disease this Diabetes Awareness Month 9:27

14h ago9:27

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Every three minutes, someone in Canada is diagnosed with diabetes. It is a complicated and devastating disease often made worse by stigma from others. On World Diabetes Day, we spoke with Diabetes Canada President and CEO Laura Syron.

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A Central Newfoundland dental hygienist is bringing her teeth-cleaning help closer to you 6:26

14h ago6:26

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People in Central Newfoundland who need to see a dental hygienist now have another option. Since last month, Heather-Marie Curlew and her mobile clinic has been travelling to rural communities. The idea is to make dental cleanings more easily available to more people.

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A new report says rental prices in Canada are down, but some are skeptical about rental prices in Newfoundland 8:01

14h ago8:01

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A new report from rentals.ca says rental prices are slightly down about 1.2 per cent in Canada. And while that may be the case in some large urban centres, in this province, it may be a different picture. Hope Jamieson is an affordable housing consultant and researcher.

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Meet Olaf Janzen, the latest recipient of Newfoundland and Labrador's Heritage Award 8:42

3d ago8:42

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Olaf Janzen, a retired history professor from Memorial University's Grenfell Campus, has spent decades immersing himself in the rich tapestry of Newfoundland’s history. He researched and wrote about 18th-century Newfoundland, with a special focus on French and Mi’kmaq settlements on the West Coast. His commitment to preserving and sharing these his…

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We get some advice on how seniors - and all of us - can make our homes safer 9:44

3d ago9:44

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Many of us feel most at ease in the comfort of our own homes, but home sweet home can also be a place where you're at risk of injury though incidents such as trips and falls. Lewis Smith is with the Canada Safety Council.

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Colo-rectal cancer rates are highest in N.L., and experts say younger people should be getting screened 9:17

3d ago9:17

9:17

Newfoundland and Labrador leads the country in colo-rectal cancer rates, and people are also being diagnosed younger. It used to be that you'd start talking to your doctor once you reached the age of 50, but some experts are saying that uncomfortable conversation should be happening a decade or more earlier. Dr. Jerry McGrath is a gastroenterologis…

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Breaking up is hard to do, and splitting up the finances you've shared with a romantic partner can be one of the most tangly parts 8:31

3d ago8:31

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Ending a long-term relationship you've shared with someone is never easy. If you've lived together and have shared assets, things can be quite tangly. That's why getting good advice is important. Lynn Kendall is a chartered professional accountant in Corner Brook, holding a session this week on "Purposefully Uncoupling."…

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Hear how veterans stay connected by meeting up for coffee at the Pasadena Legion 7:11

4d ago7:11

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Veterans will meet up today at war memorials and Legions across the province, but some veterans in the Humber Valley don't need a special day to gather. In fact, some of them meet up every week day morning at the Legion in Pasadena. Morgan Simmons is past president of the Royal Canadian Legion, Branch 68 in Pasadena.…

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People in the Port Saunders area are raising money to improve their war memorial 6:33

4d ago6:33

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Remembrance Day is a busy time for anyone involved with Remembrance Day ceremonies and other events, but a committee in the Port Saunders area has been working hard for months now raising money to improve their local war memorial. It is the only war memorial for the area from River of Ponds to Eddies Cove West. Nicole Chouinard is with the Port Sau…

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This year's Remembrance Day ceremony at the National War Memorial in St. John's is the first since a significant restoration 7:33

4d ago7:33

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The National War Memorial in downtown St. John's was unveiled one hundred years ago, back in 1924. And earlier this year, the site got a significant restoration for its centennial year. The memorial will host its first Remembrance Day ceremony since that work was finished this year. Gary Browne was one of the people behind the effort to renovate th…

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Students speak out on shakeup to Canada's immigration policy 8:02

7d ago8:02

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Some international students in Corner Brook are speaking out about changes to Canada's immigration policy. The federal government recently announced major cuts. The number of new permanent residents will be reduced by almost 100-thousand, and there's also a cap on the number of temporary residents. That's left some international students and tempor…

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Senator from NL honours her Indigenous father in the senate chambers 2:31

7d ago2:31

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There was a touching moment in the Senate Chambers in Ottawa earlier this week. A Senator from Newfoundland and Labrador offered a special welcome to her Indigenous father. Judy White acknowledged that Mi'kmaw Elder Calvin White of Flat Bay, was watching from the Gallery.

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Sisters' skills sparkle on snowy slopes of Steady Brook 7:33

7d ago7:33

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Two sisters from Steady Brook spend a lot of their time carving the slopes of Marble Mountain on skis and snowboards. They're among the most recent winners of Premier's Athletic Awards, which honour one hundred of this province's top young athletes. The awards were presented in late October, and two of the recipients were alpine skier Lily Hayden a…

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RCMP's rep in NL explains crime trends, and how to fIght them 8:36

7d ago8:36

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The Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador Conference in Gander is focusing on crime and policing. Patrick Cahill is assistant commissioner and commanding officer of the RCMP in Newfoundland and Labrador, and he lead the discussion.

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NL's municipal leaders tackle racism, hate and discrimination 9:32

7d ago9:32

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Many community leaders from across the province are in Gander, at the Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador Conference. They'll talk about the issues some of their residents face - racism, hate and discrimination, and others. A session called Standing Against Hate: Municipal Leadership for Anti-Racism will be moderated by two members of the Anti…

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Playing for Connor: Minor hockey tournament honours 14yo Connor Butt 9:28

8d ago9:28

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(*Contains correct audio*) Minor hockey players in Stephenville will remember one of their own this weekend. They're playing in the Connor Butt Memorial Tournament at the Stephenville Dome. The tournament is in memory of a local minor player, Connor Butt, who died last year at the age of 14. The rink was Connor's favorite place to be, and it's wher…

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Exploits Search and Rescue team has a new emergency vehicle 8:41

8d ago8:41

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They had to wait a long time and do a lot of fundraising, but Exploits Search and Rescue finally have their new emergency vehicle. The group knew it was time to start looking for a new one when the old 1991 Chevrolet cube van wasn't safe on the road anymore. Fred Penney is a member of Exploits Search and Rescue.…

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ICYMI: NL government backpedals on decision to double up some single long-term care rooms in Corner Brook 4:01

8d ago4:01

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A couple of weeks ago, the Department of Health announced a plan to double up 15 single-occupancy long-term care rooms in Corner Brook. On Monday, the provincial Seniors' Advocate released a statement opposing the plan. In that statement, Susan Walsh said such a move would impact privacy, dignity, infection control, visitation, patient safety, qual…

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Trump is in. We had reaction from a Newfoundlander with dual Canadian/U.S. citizenship 10:01

8d ago10:01

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ICYMI: A Newfoundlander with dual U.S./Canada citizenship is reflecting on Wednesday night's U.S. presidential election. Republican candidate Donald Trump will again become President of the United States, defeating Democratic candidate Kamala Harris. Kelly Anne Butler grew up in the U.S. as the daughter of an American serviceman and eventually move…

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Berths and a birth: Marine Atlantic had both on board last week 11:56

8d ago11:56

11:56

It was an early arrival on a Marine Atlantic ferry, as the newest resident of the Codroy Valley just couldn't wait to make her appearance. Miley is the newborn daughter of Lindsey Gale and Mason Devoe. She was born -- prematurely -- on board the ferry early last Friday morning as it approached North Sydney, NS. We reached the proud parents, Lindsey…

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Community group in Bonavista planning for daycare, hydroponic farm 6:59

8d ago6:59

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The SaltWater Community Association is dreaming big. It has a brand new office in Bonavista, and it's made plans for a daycare in Melrose and a hydroponic farm in Port Union. Cathy Bishop is the director of communications for the SaltWater Community Association. She spoke with the CBC's Hillary Johnson.…

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NLfilm maker's newest work explores how to raise our sons to be "good men" 8:48

8d ago8:48

8:48

An NL documentary filmmaker's latest project was inspired by becoming a dad. Justin Simms' son, Jude was born eight years ago. That got Justin thinking about how to raise a son to be a "good person" - and what that even means. The resulting film is called, "Sons." Justin Simms spoke with Martin Jones.…

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Friends gather at Guy Fawkes Night bonfire, support Toy Drive 6:44

9d ago6:44

6:44

While some of us were watching election results in the warmth of our homes, many people in Newfoundland and Labrador were warming themselves by a bonfire. That's because last night was Guy Fawkes Night. The Appalachian Chalets and RV in Corner Brook held their popular annual Community Bonfire Night. People gathered and enjoyed the warmth and spirit…

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Tributes continue to pour in for Dave McHugh 9:30

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What Makes a Great Movie Anyway? 25:53

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The off Broadway Players’ are starting are bringing the Broadway magic of ‘Bright Star' to Corner Brook 6:14

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Shamed and blamed: The president of Diabetes Canada about the stigma of living with the disease this Diabetes Awareness Month 9:27

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A Central Newfoundland dental hygienist is bringing her teeth-cleaning help closer to you 6:26

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A new report says rental prices in Canada are down, but some are skeptical about rental prices in Newfoundland 8:01

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Meet Olaf Janzen, the latest recipient of Newfoundland and Labrador's Heritage Award 8:42

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We get some advice on how seniors - and all of us - can make our homes safer 9:44

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Colo-rectal cancer rates are highest in N.L., and experts say younger people should be getting screened 9:17

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Breaking up is hard to do, and splitting up the finances you've shared with a romantic partner can be one of the most tangly parts 8:31

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Hear how veterans stay connected by meeting up for coffee at the Pasadena Legion 7:11

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People in the Port Saunders area are raising money to improve their war memorial 6:33

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This year's Remembrance Day ceremony at the National War Memorial in St. John's is the first since a significant restoration 7:33

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Students speak out on shakeup to Canada's immigration policy 8:02

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Senator from NL honours her Indigenous father in the senate chambers 2:31

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Sisters' skills sparkle on snowy slopes of Steady Brook 7:33

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RCMP's rep in NL explains crime trends, and how to fIght them 8:36

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NL's municipal leaders tackle racism, hate and discrimination 9:32

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Playing for Connor: Minor hockey tournament honours 14yo Connor Butt 9:28

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Exploits Search and Rescue team has a new emergency vehicle 8:41

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ICYMI: NL government backpedals on decision to double up some single long-term care rooms in Corner Brook 4:01

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Trump is in. We had reaction from a Newfoundlander with dual Canadian/U.S. citizenship 10:01

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Berths and a birth: Marine Atlantic had both on board last week 11:56

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Community group in Bonavista planning for daycare, hydroponic farm 6:59

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NLfilm maker's newest work explores how to raise our sons to be "good men" 8:48

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Friends gather at Guy Fawkes Night bonfire, support Toy Drive 6:44

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