(Starts at 1:03 mark) CBCNL celebrates the kindness and generosity of our communities with our "Make the Season Kind" campaign, (4:40) researcher describes reasons that renters and people on income support can't afford food, (13:38) Gander group is awarded a 2021 Provincial Recreation Award for creating a healthier food environment., (20:35) producer who created Hudson & Rex series tells us about the inaugural Newfoundland and Labrador High School Film Symposium and Short Film Festival, and (27:40) a Stephenville baker won't be selling her famous snowballs and date squares this year because of the rising cost of ingredients.

(Starts at 1:00 mark) The Corner Brook Women's Centre is setting up a Sexual Assault Response and Advocacy 24-hour crisis line, to help victims navigate the health care and justice systems, (10:48) NL's government prepares to rename the Mary March Museum, (18:08) LGBTQ+ advocate Gemma Hickey witnesses a political milestone related to the controversial practice of conversion therapy, and (26:08) singer/songwriter Dahlia Waller starts a solo music career.

(Starts at 0:54 mark) People in the town of Kippens elect Mike Comerford as their new mayor, after the NL government removed his predecessor from office over allegations of harassment. (6:18) Marine Atlantic is resuming its regular ferry service to and from Port aux Basques, as road repairs in southwestern Newfoundland gradually bring things back to normal. (14:22) The "My Journey Project" in Stephenville shares traditional Indigenous knowledge with youth and others who've struggled with their mental health during the pandemic, and (21:34) a housing study in western Newfoundland focused on renters, landlords and people struggling with homelessness throughout the Bay of Islands, Deer Lake and the Humber Valley.

(Starts at 0:46 mark) NL's minister of Transportation and Infrastructure updates us on repairs to washed-out roads on the southwest corner of the island, (8:07) COVID-19 virus has been detected in the Deer Lake area - in wastewater, and (14:45) research focused on the Bay St. George region looks at how people prepare for and get through natural disasters like floods.

(Starts at 0:51 mark) When property owners experience a major weather event such as the one on the southwest coast last week, they're surprised to learn their policy doesn't provide coverage for their loss, (10:00) a south coast man has been stuck at his cabin in the Codroy Valley since last week's rainstorm, and (16:29) a central Newfoundland high school joins forces with Central Health to offer mental health counselling sessions to students.

(Starts at 1:05 mark) Burgeo-Lapoile MHA Andrew Parsons updates efforts by people to dry off, clean up and repair after massive rain and wind storm, (9:07) Marine Atlantic begins temporarily using port at Argentia for ferry service, (18:35) teacher at Valmont Academy in King's Point receives Prime Minister's Award for Teaching Excellence, and (26:15) central Newfoundland country musician Tyler Hart has a new album.

(Starts at 1:08 mark) NL's Transportation minister and (9:59) the mayor of Port Aux Basques update us on recovery efforts from this week's huge wind and rain storm in southwestern Newfoundland, (18:07) the provincial government removes Kippens Mayor Debbie Brake-Patten from office, after an investigation upheld allegations that she bullied and harassed a person who works for the town. (27:41) An expert tells us what happens when you catch a salmon, then release it...and how to do it as safely as possible so the fish will survive, and (34:24) author Floyd Spracklin encourages ALL of us to get writing.

(Starts at 0:51 mark) A Doyles man driving out in a wind and rain storm got the fright of his life Tuesday night. Ryan Moore was on his way back home when the road collapsed under his vehicle.(4:50) The TCH washed out in two sections near Doyles, and there were road closures on the Doyles Station Road and the highway through St. Andrew's. Wilfred MacIsaac is the chair of the local service district in St. Andrew's, and (11:03) The provincial government will once again look to privatize Marble Mountain. The last effort ended with no deals for the struggling ski resort. Steve Crocker is the minister responsible of tourism, culture, arts and recreation.

(Starts at 0:56 mark) Town of Port Aux Basques prepares for a massive wind and rain storm, (9:30) dog trainer alleges that a baggage attendant mistreated her dog, (15:57) researchers at Heritage NL invite people to help research the contributions made by Lebanese immigrants to the province and (23:11) Indigenous authors from western Newfoundland create a Mi'kmaw book for children.

(Starts at 0:50 mark) Miawpukek community leaders launch a project to restore the culture and language that were stripped away from them, (7:57) we'll meet the farmer behind one of the first large-scale beef farms in Newfoundland and (14:07) Gros Morne Summer Music lets you take a mummer's journey through beautiful Woody Point, via an interactive digital advent calendar.