Gros Morne National Park will consult with the public about whether a spruce budworm control program should take place there, provincial Kennel Club warns people to beware of con artists who claim to be selling puppies, and a former Newfoundland crab fisherman - who is now a buyer in Nova Scotia - encourages NL fish harvesters to land their catches in NS and sell them there.

The pandemic has put many things on pause, but in Degrau, on the Port au Port Peninsula, it's given local organizers the time to create new programs. Jasen Benwah is the Elder council advisor for the Benoit First Nation, and he has been a driving force for a lot of this work.

Nalcor temporarily supplies electricity to paper mill in Corner Brook when water reservoir runs low,

Hospitality NL applauds Marine Atlantic’s decision to halt rate increases this year, a big, orange, "flying saucer," attached to a helicopter, helps company search for gold, and a major link in the provincial T’Railway system - a trestle near Gambo - needs fixing or replacing.

An issue arising from a car accident in Corner Brook in 2009 takes an unusual path to the Supreme Court of Canada, and a NAV CANADA spokesperson explains why air traffic controllers in Gander are losing their jobs. Cross country skiers in NL answered an invitation to a virtual marathon recently - and wowed the organizers - and comedian Mike Lynch will bring his "Showmageddon" tour to NL stages after all.

It's spring in NL now - at least according to the calendar - but the snow will be around for another while and many of us will keep enjoying winter activities. Dean Simon is from Flat Bay, he's a member of Qalipu First Nation, and he's co-ordinator of its Language Revival Project.

Our focus today on our Mi'kmaw Words is on winter and winter activities. Dean Simon is from Flat Bay, he's a member of Qalipu First Nation, and he's co-ordinator of its Language Revival Project.

Gander air traffic controllers say 27 layoffs raise questions about the safety of air travel. Stephenville Primary School students co-write and publish a book that will be for sale on Amazon, folklore students at Grenfell Campus curate an art exhibit called the Wampum Belt Project - and make it available for a virtual tour - and a young country singer from Gander Bay has a new album and an eye on Nashville.

Seniors' advocate says seniors in the province face many obstacles in getting enough healthy food. In other stories today, a non-profit group has developed a map to tell people where to buy locally grown produce, local Trans man says International Transgender Day of Visibility sends a message of support, and birder builds 40 bird boxes as shelters for Tree Swallows that come to southern Labrador.

As we get closer to the summer months, staycation destinations are likely on your mind. Today our series 'Havin' A Yarn' takes us to Pilley's Island. Dino Colbourne runs the Bumblebee Bight Inn and Brewery, and he'll tell us why Pilley's Island should be on your staycation list this year.

Andrew Furey and the Liberals gained a narrow majority in the provincial election that seemed to go on for months. We speak to both the Premier himself and then touch base with our political panel for their thoughts. High winds in York Harbour yesterday caused significant damage, we speak to a homeowner affected by the storm. Two years since the pool in Clarenville burned down, the pool facility is rebuilt and open for business. Mike McDonald won the MusicNL Industry Professional Award, and is also now up for an ECMA for Company of the Year.