2021 NL Election edition: We speak with the new Liberal MHA for St. Barbe - L'Anse aux Meadows, Krista Lynn Howell. PC MHA Chris Tibbs regains his seat in Grand Falls-Windsor - Buchans, and Independent candidate Eddie Joyce recaptures Humber- Bay of Islands. Retired political scientist Steve Tomblin sums up an unusual campaign and voting process, and Exploits Search and Rescue reminds people to let them know when a missing person is found.

Our Mi'kmaw language guide, Dean Simon, gives us some words and phrases in Mi'kmaw, to talk about food and food preparation. And a heads-up: it helps to know if a food is "animate" or "inanimate."

Warm temperatures - followed by a winter storm - prompt a search and rescue group to warn people about ice and avalanche safety hazards, theatre company will welcome audiences back - to a brand new theatre in Cow Head, the Canada Revenue Agency wants your help to assist others with their tax returns, and from accordion stops to a beat drop...a traditional musician goes "techno."

Western Newfoundland pediatrician says the province's vaccine rollout is leaving her and other health care professionals out, Gander Airport manager welcomes the return of WestJet to the province, university student from Botwood wins $30K Frank H. Sobey Award for business, and Town of Gander's new web series teaches kids the wacky and creative side of science and crafting.

A Western Newfoundland man didn't receive a mail-in ballot for the provincial election, even though he had applied for one, and a central Newfoundland candidate is hearing similar stories in her district. Caribou on Fogo Island are normally elusive, but they're making their presence known everywhere, even on people's lawns. A new novel tells about the teenaged daughter of the last woman hanged in Newfoundland.

You've likely heard the proverb "it takes a village....". One community that's really taken that to heart is Champney's West, population 47, located on the Bonavista Peninsula. For our Havin' A Yarn series, we speak with resident Wanda Freeman Pippy.

People from outside Miawpukek won't be allowed at annual pow wow due to Covid-19 risk, family of Paralympic swimmer Katarina Roxon not allowed to travel and watch her in Tokyo due to visitor ban. Bonavista Social Club is closed for business, but the owner is giving pizza-making lessons online, and fans of NL comedian and impersonator Glenn Downey mourn his passing.

The Atlantic Bubble opens in April, but getting on and off the island of Newfoundland won't be the same as it was before the pandemic. An online scammer with a puppy-selling scheme drags a Central Newfoundland woman's name through the mud, and first-time candidates in the provincial election campaign reflect on a doozy of a long election process.

Northland Discovery Boat Tours, a company in St. Anthony, is wondering what the 2021 tourist season will be like. The Atlantic Bubble is coming back and Shawn Rowsell of Indian Falls Chalets shares his thoughts on the news. Ian Sutherland is the new interim Vice President of Grenfell Campus. Artist Nico Paulo releases a brand-new EP this weekend.

Today, Dean Simon talks about Mi'kmaw words that refer to how many people are doing something. In English, we might say "He RUNS, or "they RUN." It's basically two situations: a singular subject, with one person taking action, or it's plural. Dean explains some of the things that make the Mi'kmaw language unique..