Hundreds of MUN students who use residences during the summer months will be kicked out of residence next summer to make room for visiting athletes for the Canada Games. The CBC's Abby Cole has been looking into the situation. (Krissy Holmes with Abby Cole)

Canada's recent success in the Copa America soccer tournament will bring more players to pitches in this province. Two head coaches from the Canada Games explain how interest dribbles down. (Krissy Holmes with Connie and Mark Marshall)

A St. John's sewing/fabric store is relaunching and bucking the trends - taking its business online by expanding their physical footprint and including more services and stock. We dropped by East Coast Quilt Co for this week's launch... which included an enormous whale in one of their front windows. (Krissy Holmes with co-owners Read Bowen & Debbie Northover)

Tonight, during its annual Shark Week extravaganza, the Discovery Channel will air its first-ever Canadian-made "Shark Week" program. We speak with a Dalhousie veterinarian who worked on the doc. (Krissy Holmes with Chris Harvey-Clark)

Residents on Fogo Island and Change Islands are fed up with the ferry service - and are demanding a better replacement. The MV Veteran just went back in service after months in dry dock... but will be off again in the fall to get a new engine installed. We speak with the mayor of Fogo Island and the lead for the Change Islands Transportation Committee. (Krissy Holmes with Andrew Shea and Dennis Flood)

One mother in St. John's says she has had it with crime in the city... and she wants police to step up. We hear about a fresh incident that has her speaking up, and then we follow up with the media spokesperson for the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary. (Krissy Holmes with Shelley Martin, Krissy Holmes with Cst. James Cadigan)

Back on the high seas... the Argentia ferry Ala'suinu is finally making its first voyage. We reach the minister of tourism, culture, arts and recreation to hear what the delays have meant to our tourism industry... and discuss what we can do now to repair any damage to our reputation. (Krissy Holmes with Steve Crocker)

We reach the owner of Hammond Farm Feed and Supplies in Little Rapids to hear about major flooding on the TCH between Pasadena and Corner Brook. (Krissy Holmes with Wayne Simmons)

A special designation and funding from Ottawa and the province has been granted to protect species in "priority places" - such as the limestone barrens on the Great Northern Peninsula. To find out more we reached the manager of Wildlife Research from the Department of Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture. (Krissy Holmes with Shelley Garland)

An assistant professor at Osgoode Hall Law School - who specializes in international humanitarian and criminal law - says the forced removal of the MUN Students for Palestine protest on the St. John's campus is shameful and legally suspect. (The CBC's Adam Walsh with Heidi Matthews)