The province is changing the name of Red Indian Lake, in the name of reconciliation but it's having the opposite effect; carrying liability insurance could reduce police violence; they're sisters who share everything including breastfeeding duties; and 11-year-old Carter Burton needed an assist to make his hockey dreams come true.

Sick of wearing t-shirts and leggings during the pandemic? Our Home Hacker, Jacenta Hudson has some repurposing ideas.

Our language guide, Dean Simon keeps a handy collection of short questions and answers to get a good conversation going, about...where everyone is going! Today's topic is the location and movement of people. Dean is co-ordinator of Qalipu First Nation's Language Revival Project.

A Corner Brook family is reeling from a home invasion that happened in the middle of the day, and a specialist on healthy weight dispels some myths and misunderstanding about weight loss. The task force on redesigning NL's health care system gives a progress report, while another task force - trying to help find affordable housing for families and young people in Port Rexton - explains its own mission.

School District official responds to criticism from high school students about the in-class/online learning system. Nurses' union understands NL's offer to send medical personnel to Ontario to combat Covid-19, but says government needs to deal with a nursing shortage here. Living-wage advocacy group in NL weighs in on Ottawa's plan to increase the federal minimum wage to fifteen dollars an hour, and a fitness instructor who escaped a stalker in Ontario finds safety and a new project to help seniors in Daniel's Harbour.

If you've attended The Gathering festival in Burlington, or gone glamping for a staycation there... chances are, you've come across today's Havin' a Yarn guest. Nope, we're not talking about actor and comedian Shaun Majumder - although our guest IS a good friend of Shaun's and oftentimes his right-hand man.

We speak with Rudy Norman.

A place to crash for the night is hardly a home - we ask two organizations about homelessness, its roots and its risks. Also, Megan Jackman of Robert's Arm is winning awards for her company, Ragmaw Designs, which makes purses and handbags to be sold around the world.

In class one day, learning online the next - our panel of high school students evaluates NL's "hybrid" education. Also, on our new series, a "Home Hacker" tells us how to grow our own tomato plants from the tomatoes we buy at the grocery store. Florist tells people how to maintain their house plants, and a cellist from Western Newfoundland records a specially-commissioned piece for her dying father.

NL teachers' union says the at-home/in-school schedule changes for high school students are causing stress for their members, Municipalities NL wants federal help to rebuild from the impacts of Covid-19, regional chief with Assembly of First Nations asks Ottawa to resume talks with Qalipu First Nation on membership issues, and Labrador-Grenfell Health continues to roll out its vaccine clinics.

Many Canadians will stop for a moment on Saturday to pay tribute to the late Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, who died last week at the age of 99. Barry MacKenzie is a life-long royalist and a regional co-ordinator of the Monarchist League of Canada.