The St. John's Players have a new comedy up their sleeves to add to your Christmas list: a retelling of "Death Takes A Holiday." The play's director and the performer in the lead role drop by the studio to chat about the production which runs until Saturday. (Anthony Germain with Sandra Mills and Jean Graham)

Fixed or variable? That's the choice many Canadians will have to make in the new year as they renew their mortgages. Our money columnist joins us to offer his advice on the renewal process - and how to get the best possible rate. (Anthony Germain with Bruce Sellery)

The miracle of the cruse of oil: A gigantic menorah is set to be lit at the Crosbie Building in St. John's on Sunday as part of the festival of Hanukkah which starts Thursday. The director of Chabad of Newfoundland is behind the annual celebration... and there will be jelly-filled doughnuts. (Anthony Germain with Rabbi Chanan Chernitsky)

Paul McCartney's people don't often give the thumbs up to requests to cover Sir Paul's music... but a woman originally from Casey Street in St. John's is taking off on social media with her unique and beautiful version of a Wings ballad. (Anthony Germain with Madonna Carew)

A disabled St. John's man who lives in a cul-de-sac says the city is not doing a proper job when it comes to clearing snow - essentially leaving him to remove metres of snow from the street to access his driveway. (Anthony Germain with Michael Drydek)

A cat in Dildo finds fame when his owner posts a dramatic video of her pet's death-defying leap. (Anthony Germain with Alice Reid)

Remembering female engineering students who were killed 34 years ago because they were women. We drop by the MUN Engineering Building where there is an ongoing silent vigil this week and speak with the university's sexual harassment advisor. (Anthony Germain with Amnesty Rose)

The holiday season brings the prospect of cookies, pies, cakes and other delectables... and most of us know to be mindful of how much added sugar we're consuming. Our health columnist Dr. Iris Gorfinkel explains the findings from one of the largest studies of its kind that examines the silent harms of sugar. (Anthony Germain with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

The mayor of Dieppe, New Brunswick has a solution for people frustrated waiting for packages that get stuck in his city. (Anthony Germain with Mayor Yvon Lapierre)

Every ticket holder goes home with a new piece of art by a local artist: That's the deal behind Eastern Edge Gallery's upcoming fundraiser. We drop by to have a look and find out more about the fundraiser from the gallery's executive director. (Anthony Germain with Ashley Hemmings)