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The St. John's Morning Show
By CBCNews
The St. John's Morning Show episodes
- House doctor Peter Lin takes a look at Oxford University Press' word of the year, Brain Rot
Oxford University Press has named "brain rot" the word of 2024. Dr. Peter Lin talked about how continuous online scrolling affects our brains.
10 min - How a stolen decorative mermaid and unicorn made their way home
Last week, Jeannine Winkel and Ian Jones were shocked to discover that their six-foot-tall mermaid and unicorn figures had been stolen right off their lawn. On Friday, the RNC executed a search warrant on a property and had recovered both the mermaid and the unicorn. Our Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts caught up with Jeannine Winkel.
6 min - Reaction from P.C. opposition on the legislation governing Crown Lands
Pleamon Forsey, P.C. opposition critic for Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture, believes the provincial government should do more with new Crown Lands legislation, like extending the timeline for individuals to apply for "squatters rights."
7 min - The City of Mount Pearl is holding a public meeting in hopes of enhancing public safety, after a series of violent incidents in the city
After a series of arrests related to violent attacks, the City of Mount Pearl is hosting a community meeting tonight to talk public safety. Mayor Dave Aker joined us to talk about the attacks, and the agenda for tonight's meeting.
6 min - Things are Merry and Bright at Botanical Garden once again
MUN's Botanical Garden is running it's annual light display, Merry and Bright. Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts stopped by this morning for a sneak peak.
8 min - Tara Nova had to sashay away from Canada's Drag Race, but she's just getting started on her career
Local drag queen Tara Nova dropped by the studio to talk about her experience on Canada's Drag Race, and her plans for the future ahead.
11 min - Wrapping up the Grand Slam of Curling
Fans of Brad Gushue and his team are a bit disappointed this morning, but St. John's may have some new fans after hosting the Grand Slam of Curling. We spoke with Eugene Trickett, technical coordinator with Curling Newfoundland and Labrador, and the chair of the host committee for the KIOTI National.
8 min - Canada's housing crisis and what it means for women desperately trying to escape domestic abuse
Winter lies ahead. And that's a problem if you are escaping intimate partner abuse, and don't have housing. Women's Shelters Canada has a new study called "Shelter Voices 2024: Crisis Within Crisis." The CBC's Sandi Noseworthy reached out to research and policy manager Robyn Hoogendam for more.
9 min - How do parents feel about the school ban on smart phones?
The province wants to ban smart phones, laptops, and other electronic devices from schools. Emily Hunter Rowe is the parent of a grade 12 student at Holy Heart of Mary High School in St. John’s. She gave us her reaction to the proposed policy.
8 min - Talks between Canada Post and postal workers have broken down
The Canada Post strike is still dragging on. How is this impacting government services? Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts brought us the latest.
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