The St. John's Morning Show

The province has agreed to revise the Limitations Act. A leaked draft legislation does remove time limits, but only when the abuse involved bodily harm. The CBC's Ryan Cooke joined us to explain what's missing from this draft legislation that has many up in arms.

Anyone who's been diagnosed with cancer knows how hard that is. If you're a transgender person with a gendered cancer, the diagnosis comes with a whole other layer of challenges. Gendered cancers are cancers related to one's sex assigned at birth. James Moriarty is an advocate for trans people with cancer, and he uses his own experience to help others.

Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts stopped by Quidi Vidi lake to get a jump on preparations for the St. John's Regatta.

Over the years, researchers have studied how being hospitalized has an impact on sleep. House Doctor Peter Lin joined us with his reflections on the value of sleep to our health.

Mount Pearl Deputy Mayor Nicole Kieley returned to city council one year after a horrific accident. The CBC's Katherine Crummey was there.

Experts say smartphones and social media are making our teens sick, and that the answer could be banning those devices from schools. Dr. Sherry is a clinical psychologist, also a professor in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience at Dalhousie University. The CBC's Hillary Johnson spoke with Dr. Sherry to learn more about his research.

Millions spent on a housing program with no clear oversight. CBC Investigates' Ariana Kelland delves into the system of housing people with mental health and addictions, and why one St. John's woman says things needs to change.

As the price of food goes up, restaurants are trying to figure out how to keep their prices down while still turning a profit. We spoke with Chinched owner Michelle LeBlanc and Bonavista Social Club owner Katie Hayes about how they're walking that fine line.

St. John's Pride has just released the lineup for the 2024 pride festival. Co-chair Eddy St. Coeur dropped by with the details.

In this province, wait times for fertility treatment can be long and frustrating. The MUN Fertility Research Group is trying to ease the stress of that wait. We spoke with researcher Julia Craig, MUN assistant professor of Human Kinetics and Recreation Katie Wadden, and patient partner Sarah Thomas.