The St. John's Morning Show

The school year's coming up, but not every household can send their kids off for the day with a healthy breakfast. For more on this, we reached out to Dennise Yarema. She's a representative of the Breakfast Club of Canada.

Starting September 9th, the federal government is set to welcome more workers back to the office... but not everyone is happy about it. Productivity coach Clare Kumar joined us on the line to break it all down.

The federal government has banned the sale of nicotine pouches in convenience stores and gas stations. We spoke with Health Minister John Hogan for an update on possible changes around tobacco and vaping laws here.

A deaf woman in St. John's was looking forward to seeing Pitbull, but was disappointed when the festival failed to provide an interpreter. The CBC's Abby Cole brought us that story.

With high unemployment nationwide, the federal government says it's planning to reduce the number of temporary foreign workers in the country. But how will these rules impact temporary foreign workers in this province? For more, we spoke with Wanda Cuff-Young, vice-president of operations with Work Global Canada.

Some bike riders are left wondering if our roads are safe after two cycling deaths this month. Morning Show reporter Jessica Singer met with avid biker Emily Ferren, who shared her safety concerns.

The St. John's International Women's Film Festival has taken the national not-for-profit organization “Women in View” under its wing. Jenn Brown is the executive director of the St. John's International Women's Film Festival. She joined us on the line to talk about the merger.

The Amalgamated Transit Union representing Metrobus drivers and mechanics has concerns about returning to a full schedule. The Morning Show's Sarah Antle reached out to Ken Hart for more. He's the President of the local A-T-U branch in St. John's.

Harry O'Rielly has written a book about his motorcycle adventures called "Roaming The Rock: 50 Unforgettable Motorcycle Journeys on the Island of Newfoundland." He joined us on the line from Gander to talk about his passion for riding, and why he wanted to write a book about it.

The Marjorie Mews Public Library in St. John's held a potato decorating contest, where kids dressed some spuds up as their favourite book characters. Library assistant Lindsey Mackey told us all about it in studio this morning.