(In at 0:53 mark) We'll find out why the hospital on Fogo Island recently had no doctor available to provide emergency or outpatient care for about a six-hour period, (10:06) a plan to "Discover Cow Head" started out with a focus on tourism, then ended up winning a national award, (19:44) a heritage group in Grand Falls-Windsor wants to know all about houses in the Windsor part of town, and (26:53) Qalipu's Medicine Bundle Project aims to encourage and engage youth in their Mi’kmaw culture.

The town of Conche is a small outport on the eastern side of the Northern Peninsula. Fewer than 200 people live there, including just a handful of children. But this summer, some families from away have been able to come home for a visit - and that's brought new life to the community. Brendan Fitzpatrick joined us for "Havin' A Yarn."

(Starts at 0:47 mark) Port Aux Basques mayor is disappointed that Marine Atlantic will not move its corporate office to the town, (7:43) veterinarian says a trend toward feeding raw food to dogs may be harming humans, and (18:03) a family with ties to Newfoundland created a colouring book to help others talk about a dark subject. Learn about "D is for Death."

(Starts at 00:57 mark) CUPE employees with the Town of Grand Falls-Windsor were locked out by their employer on Thursday after rejected the Town's final offer in negotiations. Nicole Dunphy is a national representative with CUPE. ( 9:36) The City of Corner Brook offers a 50-dollar rebate to visitors who book accommodations in the city for three nights in a row. (17:20) Cabin owner in Gaff Topsail area of Newfoundland's interior says he's seen his share of ill-prepared back-country explorers over the years, and (25:49) Terra Nova National Park restricts access to some areas because of forest fire hazard.

The waterfront in St. George's is a little different than it used to be. Instead of the old government wharf, there's now a beautiful new marina. Mayor Danny Conway told us about it.

(Starts at 0:52 mark) The Town of Grand Falls-Windsor locked out its workers as of 5:00 Thursday this morning, after contact talks broke down recently, (10:38) a Mi'kmaw group based in Gander in Central is having a cultural celebration this weekend, (19:18) an American couple who live most of the year on Newfoundland's Northern Peninsula have been living in a hotel in the U-S for 17 months and trying to get back to this province, and (29:05) a skateboarding instructor in Pasadena shows new skaters the ropes - and the ramps - and he teaches for free.

(Starts at 0:49 mark) Fuel analyst Dan McTeague tells us why NL is seeing record-high prices at the gas pumps, (11:27) Marcella Williams of the Flat Bay band is the new Mi'kmaw cultural interpreter at Gros Morne National Park, (18:10) a new event on Wednesdays in Deer Lake helps craftspeople sell their products in person after many months with no such opportunity, and (27:03) local people are restoring a 200-year-oldbuilding that houses the Salvage Fisherman's Museum.

For many people in Newfoundland and Labrador who make homemade bread, the leftover dough provides as much of a treat as the loaves. Steve Bishop makes toutons at his bakery in Gander, and that's where CBC's David Newell met up with him.

(Starts at 0:59 Mark) Tanya Joy organized the Joy Run 50 trail run in honour of her brother who died by suicide, (16:29) Memorial University international students tell us what it will be like to have to pay 20-thousand dollars a year in fees after tuition hikes kick in, (26:24) people in Twillingate are still reeling as a fire last weekend destroyed nine businesses, and (34:18) an Indigenous woman finds meditation in her flower arrangements. Now she's sharing her talent through a new business.

(Starts at 1:06 mark) Town of Gander grounds its plans for an air show this year by Canada's Snowbirds, (8:41) anti-poverty advocate gives a thumbs-down to a planned tuition increase at Memorial University,

(15:24) Theatre students from Grenfell Campus hope to get back soon to study at Memorial's campus in Harlow, England, and (24:51) a knitter from Twillingate didn't win, but she had lots of fun at an international "heavy metal knitting" competition.