The general public is coming forward with questions about the proposed memorandum of understanding with Quebec over Churchill Falls hydroelectricity. We hear from a couple of people who attended a town hall put off by the NDP Thursday night in St. John's. (Guest-host Todd O'Brien with St. John's Ward 4 councillor Tom Davis and Chris Crowley - a construction manager for a combined cycle power plant called Cascade Power)

The suspect of a deadly truck attack in New Orleans acted alone. That's the assessment of the FBI as it starts its domestic terrorism investigation into the attack on New Year's day. We get the latest from Stephanie Carvin, Associate Professor at the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University.

We were joined by Allison Bent, a seismologist with Natural Resources Canada, to discuss the small earthquake that occurred on New Years Day in this province.

Sarika Cullis-Suzuki discusses the similarities between human and animal teenagers on tonight's episode of The Nature Of Things. We spoke with her about the episode.

If you haven’t quite figured out your New Year's resolution yet, our science columnist Torah Kachur has some info to share about the biological process of ageing. 

Host of The Signal Adam Walsh is joined by a group of community leaders to talk about how the upcoming politics of 2025 will affect Newfoundland and Labrador. The panel includes: Walter Yetman Mayor of Bay Roberts; Constanza Safatle Ferrari Founder and CEO of Newbornlander; Kristina Ennis of Kristina Ennis Consulting, and John Harris Editor-in-Chief of the Muse

We spoke with Dynamic Canines trainer Rose Brown on how to properly prepare and protect your pooch for new years and beyond.

Team Canada is looking to defend its home hockey turf, later today at the World Juniors in Ottawa. It's a New Year's Eve showdown against their arch rivals.. the United States. CBC reporter George Maratos joined us to give us a preview.

Travelling with the goal of being pampered and catching up on sleep has gained popularity this year, and we were joined by Dr. Iris Gorfinkel, our regular health contributor, to find out more about this travel trend. She spoke with the CBC's Todd O'Brien.

There's a new trend in the workplace called "unbossing." We reached out to HR consultant Helen Ofosu in Ontario to tell us more about it.