Newfoundland Power's Osprey Cam - Environmental Specialist Jason Dalton by VOCM

Haze over Metro a Result of Icelandic Volcanic Ash - Justin Boudreau Environment Canada by VOCM

St. John's Council Walks Back Decision on Crosswalks Outside of City Centre by VOCM

Douglas Snelgrove Verdict - Laura Winters ED St. John’s Status of Women Council by VOCM

Openline Monday May 17th by VOCM

After six years and three different trials, suspended RNC Constable Doug Snelgrove has been found guilty of sexual assault.

In 2014 Snelgrove picked up an intoxicated young woman, drove her home in his cruiser, and sexually assaulted her while he was still on duty.

Snelgrove was arrested in 2015. His 2017 trial ended in a not guilty verdict, but that was overturned on an appeal due to a judge's error in instructing the jury. The second trial ended in a mistrial when the judge wrongly dismissed two jurors.

Heather Eliott, an activist who is herself a victim of sexual assault, was instrumental in mobilizing a public support group for Jane Doe. She speaks with VOCM's Gerri Lynn Mackey.

Last week Greyhound Canada announced that it would be shutting down bus services due to a severe decline in ridership since the beginning of the pandemic.

In this province, DRL bussing has seen a similar decline, which threatens to shut the service down.

Jason Roberts is the General Manager of DRL in the province. He speaks with VOCM's Noah Sheppard.

May 15th - Home Equity Lines of Credit - Charles Gibney FCAC & Doretta Thompson CPA Canada by VOCM

Friday May 14th - The Heart & Stroke Foundation's 34th Ride for Heart (Sunday June 6th) by VOCM

Thursday May 13th - Greene Report, Election Act, & The Budget-Interim Opposition Leader David Brazil by VOCM