Skir Spray is a company making hand sanitizer located in Grand Falls-Windsor. Research is underway at Mount Saint Vincent University about how the pandemic has changed the home lives of families with young children. Rather than cancelling their annual festival, the Kiwanis Music Festival in Gander has instead moved to an online platform. Sunwing Airlines has announced new domestic flights that will start in June at the Stephenville airport.

Residents of Roddickton-Bide Arm say that online retailer Amazon doesn't recognize their postal code for free shipping. Several health care regulators have come together to create a new position - a Complaints Facilitator. 'Hold Fast' by Kevin Major tells the story of 14-year-old Michael, sent to live with relatives in the big city after his parents die in a car crash. For six decades, Betty Ireland was a real champion for community theatre in this province.

A panel of educators discuss finding new ways to assess a student's skill set outside of the traditional methods of tests and exams. Red Moon Resources is planning to open the first underground salt mine that Atlantic Canada has seen in two decades.

In our new series 'Havin' A Yarn', Darren Durnford shares with us what life is like in Francois - a true outport town on the province's south coast.

Hannah Wallace, a PHD candidate at Memorial University is studying to be a virologist. This time last year schools across the province closed in our first pandemic lockdown. Marie Hickey was stranded in Spain when the COVID-19 lockdowns hit last year, and she looks back on the struggle of getting back home.

Two NL high school students react to news that they and many of their colleagues will stay with online instruction until at least Easter, MUN med students campaign to show the need for diabetic care supplies, an education student from Gander helps send cards, love and positivity to seniors, and an ape from the U.S. that spent several days stranded in Gander during 9-11 has died.

Our Mi'kmaw language guide, Dean Simon, gives us some words and phrases in Mi'kmaw, to help us enjoy a chat with friends or acquaintances.

NDP MP Jack Harris urges Ottawa to stem the rising tide of Marine Atlantic ferry rates, political scientist Kelly Blidook explores ballot deadline extensions and the legitimacy of the NL provincial election, and Avalanche Canada warns people to beware the dangers of snow slides in the back country.

Central Health rolls out its plans for the next phase of COVID-19 vaccinations, curator says it's time to re-bury the remains of a Black man that were buried in Labrador two centuries ago, researcher studies how parents might approach talking to their children about crimes they've seen or been victimized by, and Newfoundland comedian Matt Wright is nominated for a Juno Award.

Is there something you’ve been wanting to learn but you’ve been too intimidating to try? In our new series, "The 101," experts lay down the basics to get you started. First up, filing your own taxes.

Anne-Marie Jenkins of Canada Revenue Agency tells us how it’s done.