The CBC's Troy Turner takes us to the district of Humber-Gros Morne, where four candidates are hoping to win the October 6 byelection.

Orange Shirt Day commemorates the damage suffered by Canada's Indigenous families, including in NL. Food security group concerned that Marine Atlantic now requires trucks to wait their turn, mushroom expert recommends caution after 6yo has a close call, and Western Health's CEO will ne moving on soon.

NL government considers allowing people to access locked-in retirement accounts, Town of Grand Falls-Windsor allows basketball players to play in the ice rink building, owner of struggling movie theatre wants to try the drive-in format, and a campaign says "thank you" to survivors of sexual violence for their courage and strength.

People in a mental health crisis will soon be getting more help, in more communities across Newfoundland and Labrador, new research show masks can help the wearer as well as others, NL singer Jason Benoit is first performer to tour Arts and Culture Centres since the pandemic, and woman reduces popular haunted house to a haunted lawn for kids.

Qalipu Mi'Kmaq First Nation chief and member support Maritime chiefs in lobster fishery dispute, family gets a scare when 6yo boy gets sick from eating wild mushroom, Northern Peninsula residents fight wilderness reserves proposal, and a teacher in Eastport requests gardening supplies to help her outdoor classroom grow.

Royal Canadian Legion branches in NL struggle to survive during the pandemic - and some may not make it. Air travel has dropped dramatically across Atlantic Canada, including in NL, and a Roman Catholic charity group in Corner Brook delivers free groceries to seniors.

No access to school gyms for rentals frustrates community-based sports groups, advocate for people with disabilities says it's unfair to deny a person an occupancy permit in Stephenville, a joint venture promises to bring jobs back to the fish plant in St. Anthony, and a prominent alpine ski volunteer wonders why Marble Mountain hasn't confirmed whether it's re-opening.

Stephenville town council refuses occupancy permit to person with developmental disability, NL-themed antique store and craft shop up for sale after 31 years in business, community gets an economic boost from skin-care products made from seaweed, and CBC reporter remembers Hurricane Igor 10 years later.

Group in central Newfoundland a step closer to completing palliative care facility, a day of action in support of migrant workers and students sheds light on some of the challenges they face, and "Lefty" has left the field - Corner Brook baseball great Frank Humber throws his last pitch.

The NL government is planning to have the Marble Mountain ski resort open this winter, an early start to sniffle season has lots of parents on edge during back-to-school week, and a singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist is back on stage for the first time since Covid-19 came to NL.