Our national reporter takes a look at the inflationary truth and realities of retirement in 2024. (Anthony Germain with Chris O'Neill-Yates)

Growing ways to grow food in the province: The project coordinator for the Provincial Food Network drops by to talk about support for a network of community food producers across the province. (Anthony Germain with Dan Rubin)

It's been 48 years and counting since the very first Labrador Creative Arts Festival. We check in with one of the co-founders to hear about this year's offerings for youth from all over Labrador. (Anthony Germain with Tim Borlase)

Our CBC/Radio-Canada colleague takes you along on an exclusive visit to Churchill Falls: A guided tour of the source of electric angst in this province. (Anthony Germain with Patrick Butler)

Atlantic Canada has its first Arabic Newspaper. We hear from its founder about the cultural gap "Arabic Atlantic" is filling for Atlantic Canadians. (Anthony Germain with Ali Ettarnichi)

Written just for family... now it's a book: An unlikely rags to riches story for a man from Grand Falls-Windsor who left school in grade 8.

A festival that supports Indigenous arts and culture gets underway Tuesday in St. John's. We hear all about this year's Spirit Song Festival from a long-time member of the planning committee. (Anthony Germain with Natasha Blackwood)

The mayor of Bonavista says the new Emergency Department in his town is a game-changer for healthcare in the region. (Zach Goudie with John Norman)

Old timey music doesn't get old for Crooked Stovepipe. The band marks 50 years in the bluegrass biz with an anniversary concert on Tuesday, November 21st. (Zach Goudie with original members Ted Rowe and Neil Rosenberg)

A "Chase the Ace" fundraiser is bringing of bit of fortune to the Forteau Fire Department. We reach the deputy chief to find out just how much the pot has grown. (Zach Goudie with Aaron Hancock)