The St. John's Morning Show

Ward 3 has a vacant seat on the St. John's City Council. We're meeting all of the by-election candidates this week. Today, it's Greg Noseworthy's turn.

Director Brad Gover's new docu-series, "Don't Tell The Newfoundlanders," tells the true story of Newfoundland's less-than-constitutional Confederation with Canada in 1949, based on the bestselling book by Greg Malone. They joined us in studio for a chat about it.

Yesterday, the national Children’s Healthcare Canada conference kicked off right here in St. John’s. It's in partnership with N.L. Health Services and the Janeway Children's Hospital. For more, we spoke with Emily Gruenwoldt, the President and CEO of Children’s Healthcare Canada, and Rebecca Dutton, the President and CEO of the Janeway Children’s Hospital Foundation.

N.L Public Libraries is hosting "writers in residence" at four locations across the province over the next few weeks. This includes the A.C. Hunter Library. We spoke with Sharon Bala, the writer in residence at that library this month, and Emma Craig, the regional librarian for St. John's.

The race is on to fill the Ward 3 seat at St. John’s City Council. We’ll get to know more about the the people running in the by-election this week. Today, we spoke with candidate Paul Morgan.

If you're still in the market for a Halloween activity, we've got one for you. Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts stopped by Powers Pond this morning to learn more about a non-guided tour that lets you explore the haunted trails.

Organizers with the St. John's International Women's Film Festival are preparing to raise the curtain on the festival for another year. We checked in the festival's executive director, Jenn Brown.

Rainbow Riders is hosting its annual Hoedown in the Barn tomorrow evening. Executive Director Kelly Sandoval stopped by the studio this morning with all the details.

Land and Sea host Jane Adey talked about the show's 60th anniversary and gave us a sneak peek into this season.

After her first solo album was shortlisted for the Polaris Music Prize, Kelly McMichael is back with a new record. She joined us in studio to talk about the process of recording this album, and her upcoming album release show at The Rockhouse on George Street tomorrow night.