The St. John's Morning Show

Taylor Swift is certainly not going out of "Style" anytime soon, especially since her Eras Tour just hit Canada. We spoke with Newfoundlander Claire Dowden, who attended the concert last night.

The Office to Advance Women Apprentices provides ongoing support to tradeswomen seeking work or already employed in the skilled trades. They held their annual gala last night. Executive director Lori LeDrew told us all about it.

The Passive Aggressive Comedy Tour is coming from Vancouver, all the way to St. John's tonight! We spoke with the three comedians involved; Tamara Shevon, Rebecca Reeds, and Monica Gross.

A senior Crown lawyer says prosecutors' workloads are “suffocating,” but the province is now pledging to offer some extra help. They plan to hire 18 new Crown attorneys over the next three years. We spoke with Shawn Patten, head of the Crown Attorneys Association.

Singer-songwriter Tim Baker has a new holiday-inspired album coming out tomorrow. It's called "Full Rainbow of Light." He talked about the new record, his upcoming tour, and his connection to Christmas and Newfoundland.

Connections For Seniors is proposing a 60-unit apartment building on Alexander Street, in downtown St. John’s. Executive director Mohamed Abdallah shared his vision for the project, and when he expects development to be completed.

Grade 5 student Olivia Bennett is now in control of the St. John's fire department... at least, for 24 hours. Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts stopped by for a chat, right before the fire truck came to pick her up for the day.

As people continue struggling with the cost of living, organizations like the Salvation Army are there to help. Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts stopped by their Hope in the City breakfast at the delta this morning. He spoke with Salvation Army Atlantic division spokesperson Pam Goodyear.

A housing development proposed for the Village Mall has passed its first hurdle. Ward 3 councillor Greg Noseworthy stopped by the studio and talked about the project.

The Gathering Place has expanded their operations and now, they can sleep nearly 100 people. The CBC's Jessica Singer gave us an inside look at that massive renovation.