The St. John's Morning Show

The remains of a First World War solider who died in France is finally coming back to Newfoundland. The CBC's Terry Roberts joined us in studio with the details.

To pay or not to pay. Is the provincial government considering compensating nurse practitioners working in private practice? We speak with Health Minister Tom Osborne to learn more.

Use the rain to your advantage! Blogger Meghan Gambin talks to us about keeping kids active and entertained in bad weather while camping.

Making room at the political table. We talk to the new co-chairs of Equal Voice NL about how that organization is helping more women and gender diverse people get into politics.

We speak with Evan Murray of Murray's Garden Centre about the virtues of gardening and how residents can get the most bang for their buck with their voucher for the Residential Re-Leaf program.

Stella's Circle's Hungry Heart Cafe has undergone a few changes. We hear all about them on this week's Foodie Friday.

Drivers are expected to slow down when they see a school bus full of children. But a Kenmount Terrence resident says cars are speeding in her neighbourhood. We also speak with councillor Tom Davis for reaction and update on the issue.

And as of yesterday, over 6,600 people have been forced to leave their homes to find safety. 

We check in on a couple of Newfoundlanders living in Fort McMurray, as the wildfires intensify.

Musician Sean McCann is coming back home to do a handful of shows in June. We check in with The Shantyman ahead of his homecoming.

Firefighters deal with all kinds of traumatic events - from devastating fires to harrowing car crashes.

But after firefighters respond to a call, where can they turn for support? We speak with Tony Snook from the Grand Bank Fire Department about their peer counselling teams.