The St. John's Morning Show

A new study says we may want to think twice before turning to AI tools like ChatGPT for medical advice. That's because they frequently give inaccurate information. Our medical columnist Dr. Peter Lin brought us more on that story.

Concerned parents in one St. John's school stream are worried about overcrowded classrooms, lack of greenspace and underfunding. Education Minister Krista Howell addressed those concerns with us.

We bring you part four of Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts' Salmonier Nature Park tour. He tried to spot the lynx, and learned why the park's groundhog doesn't make an appearance on Groundhog Day. He was joined by interpretation technician Mike Blackwood.

You may be seeing stats that colorectal cancer is on the rise in young people, and that those rates are dropping in older people. Dr. Jennifer Gillis is the Director of Surveillance for the Canadian Cancer Society. She shared some stats and preventative measures you can take with the Morning Show's Sarah Antle.

Memorial University has a new board of regents chair - after an investigation found the former chair violated the board's code of conduct. The student union has been vocal about the resignation. We spoke with MUNSU's Nicolas Keough.

The City of St. John's wants to know what changes people would like to see a the downtown pedestrian mall. Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts was live on Water Street this morning and spoke with Ward 1 Councillor Jill Bruce.

While there are no confirmed cases in the province yet, traces of mpox have been detected in our province's wastewater. Dr. Itai Malkin is a medical officer of health here in Newfoundland and Labrador. He told us more about the vaccine.

Topsail-Paradise MHA Paul Dinn has been speaking with concerned parents over the PWC catchment zone. He joined us on the line to share what he's heard.

Danielle McGettigan is a coordinator with Relationships First NL. She's talked to HMP inmates about their past experiences in the K-12 school system. She talked about her research with us in studio this morning.

Targa Newfoundland is back, with races starting September 12th. Robert Giannou is the founder of the Rally Race, which dates back to 2002. He joined us in studio to tell us about this year's event.