The St. John's Morning Show

It’s been 30 years since a Canadian team has won the top prize, and 18 years since the Oilers have been in the finals. Edmonton opened with a 2-0 loss to the Florida Panthers on Saturday, but expectations are still high for the Oilers to lift Lord Stanley's mug this year. Longtime Oilers fan Cory Colbourne joined host Heather Barrett in studio today to talk about this huge moment.

National Indigenous Peoples Day is coming up on June 21, and it will be Jenny Brake's first NIPD as leader of the Qalipu Nation. She was named the first female chief this past December, and recently sat down with the CBC's Amanda Gear to talk about this year's celebrations as well as her first six months as chief.

As the Lawnya Vawnya festival continues, we spoke with local author Eva Crocker about her work, and her upcoming reading.

Imagine a fine dining experience, but you get to stay home! We heard all about how it works from professional chef Stephanie O'Brien of Barding House Cookery

The Petty Harbour Mini Aquarium re-opens this weekend. We got all the details on the festivities from one of those involved.

Dachshund owners are prepping their pets for the big race at this weekend's NL Pet Expo. We met an owner and her dachshund 'Weenie"

Parents and politicians are asking questions about delays with the proposed Kenmount Terrace school. We heard from the PC education critic, Paul Dinn with his thoughts

In this documentary, the CBC's Ariana Kelland reports on the efforts of a Newfoundland and Labrador woman who has turned her experience with intimate partner violence into potentially shaping a new Canadian law, after pairing up with a local politician. 

A dozen students from this province competed in the Canada Wide Science Fair in Ottawa last week. We spoke with a couple of members from Team Science NL.

Did you know that Downtown St. John's is full of queer history? Our Morning Show reporter Arlette Lazarenko was live at some historic spots to learn more about an upcoming queer history tour.