The St. John's Morning Show

Holy Spirit High School has become known for taking Halloween costumes to the next level. Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts stopped by to see what they have in store this year.

We had storyteller Catherine Wright paint a chilling picture of scorned lovers in your mind. She spoke with the Morning Show's Sarah Antle.

Yesterday, the provincial Minister of Finance presented a mid-year fiscal update. MUN economist Alison Coffin joined us to talk about the province's fiscal situation. We then heard PC Leader Tony Wakeham's thoughts.

The Hindu Temple in St. John's has been celebrating Diwali in the east end of the city for three decades. Jai Ragunathan is the chair of the Hindu temple. He told us what they've got planned for this year.

Two young Newfoundland soccer players are making waves in Ontario. Nolan Martin of C-B-S and Joe Duke of Mount Pearl both play at St. Andrew's College in Ontario, and they just brought the school their first national championship in eight years. They joined us on the line to talk about the big win.

Sally Housser grew up in Newfoundland, but she's about to take her seat in Saskatchewan's Legislative Assembly after an election win earlier this week. She joined us on the line to talk about it.

The auditor general has found the province is failing to properly manage crown lands. Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts brought us that story.

Madison LaSaga is a cognitive psychology student at Memorial University, and she's studying what scary movies and haunted houses can teach us about memories. She shared some of research with us this morning.

We spoke with MUN political scientist Amanda Bittner about her take on the provincial political scene, and whether she thinks there may be a provincial election call soon.

If you or someone you know is sick right now, you may want to test and see if it's COVID or not. Dr. Lin explained why.