The St. John's Morning Show

The province's nurses union says nursing grads aren't getting job offers. N.L. Health Services is pushing back. We got reaction from opposition health critic Barry Petten.

A teenager in B.C with avian flu is still in the hospital, and the infection source remains unknown. House doctor Peter Lin told us the best ways to protect ourselves.

The Pippy Park Golf Club saw record numbers this year, and they hope to build off of that success. The golf club's general manager, Jeremy Rivando, swung by for a chat.

Business grads Steven Nerheim and Noah Cote are the owners of "Baked and Loaded," St. John's newest food truck. They talked about their inspiration for the idea, the process of starting up a food truck, and their plans for the future.

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers has issued a 72-hour strike notice to their employer. Craig Dyer is the president of the local chapter. He talked about the outstanding issues, and the local impact a potential strike could have.

The Registered Nurses Union of Newfoundland and Labrador is concerned about job opportunities for new nursing graduates, even with the province's healthcare worker shortage. For more, we spoke with Yvette Coffey, president of the province’s Nurses’ Union.

If the election south of the border is any indication, interest in politics is high, but engagement at the local level isn't showing that. For more, we spoke with Newfoundland and Labrador's Youth Parliament vice-president Kate Cadigan, director at large Ben Wheaton, and Municipalities N.L. president Amy Coady.

It's been just over a week now since Murray Sinclair passed away, but his work with the Truth and Reconciliation Commission will have long-lasting effects on Tera McDonald. She's the founder of Kalawikk Diversity, which provides training and workshops around reconciliation-informed diversity, equity, and inclusion. She talked about the influence of Sinclair.

Taglio is serving up Roman-style pizza, from Postmaster's Bakery. Mark Murphy is a co-owner of Postmaster's. He joined us in studio to talk about expanding into the pizza business.

Could ongoing negotiations between Canada Post and its employees lead to a new deal, or is a strike still on the horizon? For an update, we spoke with Craig Dyer, president of the local chapter of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers.