The St. John's Morning Show

We are back to Downtown St. John's, with reporter Arlette Lazarenko, to learn more about historic spots for the queer community. 

What's better, Pepsi or Coke? Shed parties or kitchen parties? That's just some of the topics up for debate when The Debaters is recorded live in St. John's. We spoke about the upcoming shows with host Steve Patterson.

A CBC news investigation found big problems with how workplace accidents are handled in Newfoundland and Labrador. We spoke with the President of NL Federation of Labour to get her thoughts.

Being a “big”. We spoke to Big Brothers Big Sisters about how the need for mentors and volunteers has exploded over the past couple of years.

Everyone deserves to have fun! Renee Dumeresque of Crip Rave tell us all about about improving accessibility in nightlife.

Beat the brain drain! We talked to librarian Emily Blackmore on how to counteract the summer learning loss for students.

A recent audit found big problems with how serious workplace accidents have been investigated in the province. CBC Investigates producer Rob Antle told us where things stand.

It looks like the kids are all right, and they're rocking out.  We spoke to two local musicians who told us all about the local punk/hardcore scene

Energy NL is having a three-day conference but besides energy leader - the conference also brought the attention of protestors. St John's Morning Show reporter Arlette Lazarenko spoke with one west coast resident about pushback against energy development in the region.

What’s in store for the oil and gas industry in our province? Energy NL is hosting a three-day conference to discuss it. Morning Show reporter Arlette Lazarenko was there to speak with Energy NL CEO Charlene Johnson on what's happening in the province.