City of Corner Brook cuts business taxes and holds the line on property taxes, Trades NL criticizes Husky Energy for layoffs right after the company received government money, Bonavista student is a new NL Rhodes Scholar, Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra re-imagines Handel's Messiah as an online concert, and a former colleague pays tribute to the late Humber West MHA Ray Baird.

Business owner steps up to donate materials to help repair a vandalized trestle, farmers in Bonavista grow gourmet mushrooms and help build a secure food supply for NL, documentary filmmakers aim to show the uplifting side in the aftermath of the 1985 Arrow Air flight tragedy, and central Newfoundland band Mile Twenty Five cancels its shows but releases its debut album.,

Sports groups say plans for re-purposing of the Corner Brook Civic Centre leave them out, animal rights advocate says court convictions for the killing of a cat are a step in the right direction, families of rotational workers adjust their celebration plans for Christmas, and psychologist says a national survey shows how access to mental health has declined during the pandemic.

Gander mayor worries that expected job cuts to air navigation in the town will be a heavy blow to the local economy, Corner Brook considers converting its civic centre annex to a school of nursing, outfitters' association says the industry will use provincial assistance to try to ride out the pandemic, and bottle caps from the Northern Peninsula are heading to the Avalon to be turned into new products.

Decimation of flight traffic expected to cause dozens of air navigation layoffs in Gander, electric vehicle webinar lets you consider pulling the plug on filling the tank, editor's grammar tips may help keep spelling and grammatical errors off handmade signs and mugs, and a popular chef serves up his FIFTH Rock Recipes cookbook.

ATV tour operator says RCMP safety campaign should target careless, off-trail riders, food banks contend with growing needs by families, under the pressures of the pandemic, and a folklorist's CD project resurrects traditional songs from NL's Gros Morne region.

RCMP say people who share risque images of themselves could become victims of sextortion, NL's registered nurses' union has a new president as Debbie Forward moves on after 25 years, and a businessman from Green Bay South uses wood fired pizza and beer to bring in the tourists.

Enid Stevenson is a war bride from England who's lived in Corner Brook, NL since the end of World War Two. She turned 100 on Sunday, November 29. Here are Parts One and Two of Bernice Hillier's conversation with her.

The mother of the first school-aged child in NL to be diagnosed with COVID-19 tells what happened, an inmate of the Bishop's Falls Corrections Centre says he was assaulted by corrections officers while he was unconscious in a dentist's chair; we speak with his lawyer. And a retail worker gives us advice on dealing with other Christmas shoppers during a pandemic.

Part Two: Enid Stevenson is a war bride from England who's lived in Corner Brook, NL since the end of World War Two. She's turning 100 on Sunday.