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The St. John's Morning Show
By CBCNews
The St. John's Morning Show episodes
- St. John's city council approves permit for senior's pro-Palestine sign
Marilyn Porter, a retired Memorial University professor, will be allowed to keep the pro-Palestine mural on her retaining wall, after two complaints prompted the city to threaten her with up to $5,000 in fines. Our Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts brought us that update.
6 min - Agreement between N.L. and Quebec on Churchill Falls could be within reach
After decades of disputes and years of negotiations, an agreement between Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec to renew the contract for the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project could be within reach. Radio-Canada's Patrick Butler joined us for a debrief.
9 min - The St. John's Board of Trade on the budget and how it will affect businesses in the city
We dug into the St. John's budget with Board of Trade CEO AnnMarie Boudreau.
10 min - How will the city of St. John's 2025 budget affect residents?
The city of St. John's has released its 2025 budget. Our Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts gave us an overview.
11 min - NDP leader Jim Dinn on MUN's hiring freeze and budgeting changes
Jim Dinn sent a letter to the premier asking government to restore funding to the university and reinstate the tuition freeze. He joined us in studio to talk about it.
10 min - Young teens found with accused rapist already known to police
CBC Investigates gave us an inside account of a traffic stop involving Tony Humby and three teenagers, sixteen years before he was arrested. Two of those passengers now say it was a missed opportunity to prevent years of alleged abuse. The CBC's Ryan Cooke brought us that story.
8 min - A Christmas music bingo fundraiser is raising money for seniors who may be alone during the holidays
There's a fundraiser tonight in St. John's, that incorporates Christmas music and bingo -- all in hopes of raising money for vulnerable seniors in our community. For more, we spoke with Kayleigh Oakley, the founder of Margaret's Santa to a Senior, and Heather Stuart, owner/operator of FuntasyNL.
7 min - Justin’s Musical Bridge: A group helping underprivileged kids follow their musical passion.
Aimee Power-Greeley has set up a foundation in her husband Justin Greeley’s memory to help underprivileged kids get access to music lessons. She joined us alongside board member Tom Conway to talk about the program and a fundraising event coming up in a couple of weeks at O’Reilly’s.
7 min - A combat veteran with PTSD has been using medical marijuana to treat it. But the postal strike has his prescription in a delivery limbo
Rod Fitzpatrick is a combat veteran from Brigus Junction. He's been waiting on a prescription for his PTSD to show up in the mail, but the ongoing Canada Post strike means he won’t see that package anytime soon. For more on the situation, we spoke with his wife, Tina Fitzpatrick.
8 min - What to look out for in next year's municipal budgets
Plenty of communities on the Avalon are set to release their 2025 budgets. Our Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts stopped by for a tee-up.
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