The St. John's Morning Show

Trade between Canada and other countries can get... complicated. But buying and selling goods WITHIN Canada is complex too. We'll get into why, with our Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts.

No Disney this year! Michelle Porter was looking forward to bringing her grandkids to Disney for the first time, but since the announcement of the potential tariffs, she's decided they're not going. She joined us in studio this morning to explain why.

We chat with the local chapter of the Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters about the importance of buying local and Canadian -- now more than ever -- during the threat of U-S tariffs. Vice-president of the provincial chapter of Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters David Haire joined us to discuss.

St. John's native Mike Mahoney shared his cancer journey and his positive outlook on life with the Morning Show's Sandi Noseworthy.

Prices will soon begin climbing on store shelves across the country. Jim Cormier is the Atlantic Director of the Retail Council of Canada. He joined us to talk about the fallout.

Excitement for curling is beginning to sweep St. John's. Eugene Trickett is the vice-chair of the St. John’s Brier host committee. He talked about bringing the tournament back to the city.

In the face of US tariff threats, lots of Canadians are trying to buy local. But what's the best way to do that? For more, Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts reached out to Board of Trade CEO, AnnMarie Boudreau.

February is Black History Month, and Black youth in the province have a chance to share their talents and thoughts about what it's like growing up in Newfoundland and Labrador. We spoke with diversity, equity and inclusion, and anti-racism specialist Laurabel Mba.

The CFIB says Newfoundland and Labrador is one of the worst places in the country when it comes to red tape. Adrian Beaton is the owner of Jack Axes. He joined us with his thoughts on the report.

When your relationship with food goes bad, getting help is the first step to getting better. Paul Thomey is the Executive Director of the Eating Disorder Foundation of Newfoundland and Labrador. He talked about their programs and services, and what they have planned for this year's Eating Disorder Awareness Week.