(Starts at 1:07 mark) Safety NL rep reacts to recent string of accidents and fatalities involving dirt bikes and ATVs, (11:58) Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers' Association is glad the provincial government has cancelled high school public exams, (19:41) former chair of regional planning authority for the Humber Valley says their shelved plan could have helped prevent potential land use conflicts, and (27:34) academic suggests changes to the foreign workers' program that might help keep immigrants in NL by allowing family members to come to Canada.

(Starts at 0:55 mark ) Incumbent Liberal MP Yvonne Jones cruises to her fourth federal win in Labrador, (9:51) The International Appalachian Trail, which is developing a popular trail system in Western Newfoundland, is raising concerns about access to Crown Land for recreational use, (18:04) a member of Qalipu First Nation reflects on its achievements as it celebrates its 10-year anniversary, and (25:38) award-winning Corner Brook guitarist Lloyd Bartlett is still writing and performing music during a career that began 50 years ago.

We speak with two of the winning candidates from central and western Newfoundland in Monday's federal election (starts at 0:49 mark): Liberal candidate Churence Rogers in Bonavista-Burin-Trinity, and (10:56) Liberal Gudie Hutchings in Long Range Mountains. (19:04) Central Health says among 15 new cases of Covid-19 in the province Monday, 10 are connected to a seniors' home in Baie Verte; and (29:22) a central Newfoundland man says an abandoned former Abitibi woods camp along a woods road near Grand Falls-Windsor is an eyesore - and it's unsafe (*note low audio from 31:21 to 31:49 mark*).

A dairy farmer brings in temporary foreign workers to make sure milk is available for your morning cereal, rejected applicants who have disabilities say the federal government is discriminating against them in their efforts to be re-instated as Qalipu applicants, biology professor tells us what low levels in waterways can do to the ecosystem, and a 55-kilometre Ultra marathon race along the coastline of Twillingate will put runners to the test.

Bonavista-Burin-Trinity - In advance of the Mon., Sept. 20 federal election, we feature the candidates from the four ridings in central and western Newfoundland, as well as Labrador. In the riding of Bonavista-Burin-Trinity, Linda Hogan is running for the People's Party of Canada, AnneMarie Anonsen is representing the New Democratic Party, and Churence Rogers is running for the Liberal Party of Canada. CBC made several attempts to reach Conservative Party of Canada candidate Sharon Vokey, but she was unavailable to speak with us.

(Starts at 0:57 mark) The Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions holds 15 rallies in NL as part of a national day of action on September 17, to highlight Covid-19, short-staffing and safety,(10:42) antimony mine near Glenwood in central Newfoundland is about to restart, (14:46) art show in Western Newfoundland by international art student from India tackles the difficult subject of depression, and (22:12) Haitian-born musician Wesli moved to Canada, and now he's touring the province.

Coast of Bays-Central-Notre Dame - In advance of the Mon., Sept. 20 federal election, we feature the candidates from the four ridings in central and western Newfoundland, as well as Labrador. In Coast of Bays-Central-Notre Dame, Clifford Small is running for the Conservative Party of Canada, and Scott Simms is running for the Liberal Party of Canada. CBC asked New Democratic Party candidate Jamie Ruby to participate, but we didn't get a reply from him.

Labrador - In advance of the Mon., Sept. 20 federal election, we feature the candidates from the four ridings in central and western Newfoundland, as well as Labrador. In the riding of Labrador, Amy Norman is running for the New Democratic Party, Shane Dumaresque represents the Conservative Party of Canada, and Yvonne Jones is the candidate for the Liberal Party of Canada. CBC left several messages for Shannon Champion of the Peoples Party of Canada, but he did not reply.

Long Range Mountains - In advance of the Mon., Sept. 20 federal election, we feature the candidates from the four ridings in central and western Newfoundland, as well as Labrador. In Long Range Mountains, Carol Anstey is running for the Conservative Party of Canada, Gudie Hutchings represents the Liberal Party of Canada, Darrell Shelley is with the People's Party of Canada, and Kaila Mintz is running for the New Democratic Party.

(Starts at 0:38 mark) People in Plate Cove West use some ingenuity - and money raised from selling a dinky car collection - to help bring Syrian refugees to Canada, and (9:30) concerned advocates for the Terra Nova River say low water levels make it look like a rocky riverbed with a trickle of water.