A catastrophic winter storm in Texas limits paint supplies and causes the Town of Gander to cut back on street line painting, Fisher’s Loft Inn in Port Rexton re-opens after sitting out 2020 due to Covid precautions, a Gander mother sings the praises of midwives, and Canada's Truth and Reconciliation Commission inspires an Indigenous singer and songwriter from Stephenville to refine her craft.

From fast-food waste to old refrigerators...a Northern Peninsula man starts a Facebook group to highlight the deplorable state of litter in NL. Memorial University Folklore and Language Archive helps reunite a man with his late mom's poems, and the co-chair of the climate justice working group at the University of Waterloo criticizes NL's task force on oil and gas renewal.

NL's environmental industry association reacts to a status report on the province's oil and gas industry, academic says Newfoundland's Terms of Union with Canada practically left Indigenous people out of the agreement, kids' colouring sheets feature visual artists from this province as superheroes, and our "Home Hacks" expert tells us how to use up produce that's past its prime.

New NL Indigenous tourism association says it will face hurdles because of government cutbacks to its federal counterpart, organization that supports survivors of sexual violence offers help in navigating the legal system in the province, founder of Atlanti-con has sold the sci-fi convention, and a Grade 12 student from Musgrave Harbour will be going to Harvard University this fall.

Today, our guide, Dean Simon, teaches us about the cultural gathering called the Mawio’mi, and gives us the Mi'kmaw words for drumming, singing, and dancing.

18-billion dollars for Indigenous communities sounds like a lot of money, but Anishinaabe author Riley Yesno says it may not go as far as you may think. A new Team Rubicon disaster response group is being set up in NL, and it's looking for volunteers. And the Tales Tunes Festival is returning to Norris Point in May.

Fresh, leafy greens can be hard to come by in Newfoundland and Labrador, but a father and son are growing them in an old school house on Fogo Island.

Pandemic restrictions have increased wait times for surgeries in NL and taken a toll on patients, an expert on the Beothuk people says the proposed name for Red Indian Lake is not the right way to honour them, a farm built by a father and son on Fogo Island helps increase food security, and a sweet, little baby goat raises the spirits of seniors' home residents in Lewisporte.

Point Leamington is located on the shore of Southwest Arm, which extends towards Notre Dame Bay on Newfoundland's Northeast Coast. A better description of where it is? If you're on the highway, turn down by Botwood, keep going, and you'll get there! Raymond Cooper has lived in Point Leamington his whole life, and he's a bit of a history buff.

NL's government is planning to rename Red Indian Lake near Buchans, but an applicant to the Qalipu First Nation band says the proposed Mi'kmaw name is usurping the Beothuck language. A Memorial University immunologist talks about his research on COVID immunity, the Town of Grand Falls-Windsor is planning to expand the Gorge Park, and an educator tells how to do "companion gardening."