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CBC Newfoundland Morning

Whether you live in Clarenville, Port Aux Basques, southern Labrador or any point in between...CBC Newfoundland Morning is for you. It"s an upbeat, friendly start to your day. Bernice and Martin have the information you need, want and can"t do without!

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00:07:06

Santa Claus is coming to town TONIGHT! A...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/24

After 24 days of prying open the doors to advent calendars, children, you've finally made it. Tonight's the night that Santa Claus will leave the North Pole and bring gifts to all the boys and girls, with the help of his trusted team of reindeer.Five year old Hannah Ricefrom Happy Valley-Goose Bay tells us about her Christmas excitement and plans.

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00:06:13

Exploring all the emotions the holiday season stirs...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/24

As Christmas approaches, many of us enjoy listening to music while we decorate the tree, bake cookies, or drive to visit family. The Once released their Christmas album in 2012, which has since become a beloved part of many holiday traditions. CBC's Bernice Hillier invited Geraldine Hollett of The Once for a discussion about the music of the season and their song "Cause It's Christmas."

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00:08:07

We'll hear about Christmases gone by, spent growing...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/24

This time of year brings back memories of Christmases gone by. I think most of us reflect on holiday seasons that were simpler, but somehow better. Singer/songwriter Shirley Montague has written some original songs that talk about her childhood in Labrador. They were released on her Christmas album, "Trapper's Christmas," in 1988.

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00:05:28

Newfoundland and Labrador singer/songwriter Brad Tuck...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/24

Many of us have holiday songs that we look forward to hearing during this time of year. Some songs have been on our playlists for decades, while others are more recent. In 2023, singer-songwriter Brad Tuck released a Christmas album with Rosemary Lawton titled "Songs for Christmastime." One of the tracks on the album is called "Child's First Christmas," which Brad Tuck explores in depth.

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00:07:13

The big guy in red is making his way around the world...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/24

Tonight's the night! You can feel the excitement in the air. Santa Claus will be visiting children all over the world tonight -- including every corner of this province. 8-year-old Lexi Emberley from Marystown can barely wait.

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00:08:11

The mummering tradition of this province has been...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/23

Music and the holiday season just seem to go together, and so it's always been. And part of this province's heritage is recorded in song, thanks to the band Simani. It's hard to imagine a Christmas without hearing the Mummer's Song. Bud Davidgeshares the history behind Any Mummers Allowed in?

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00:07:33

For turkey farmers, Christmas is their busy season;...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/23

Christmas Day is almost here; for many people, a big part of the day is Christmas dinner. And, for most of us, Christmas dinner means turkey. That means it's a busy season for turkey farmers like David Kennedy, who owns Kennedy Farm in Freshwater. He gave us insight into the industry at this time of year.

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00:07:49

Singer/songwriter Allan Byrne dives into the...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/23

Christmas music is everywhere this time of year. But we don't always think of the stories behind the songs.CBC's Bernice Hillier has been having some chats with songwriters and performers about the Christmas tunes they've written and performed. She spoke with Allan Byrne about "Northern Glory, Labrador Trapper Song."

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00:06:17

Covering Joni Mitchell and Leonard Cohen for the...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/23

Some of us stick to tradition when it comes to music this time of year. If we had a Bing Crosby or a Kenny and Dolly album in our home, those are the songs of Christmas for us. But it's always refreshing when someone pulls out a tune or two that is a bit of a surprise. Since about 2003, Allison Crowe has been doing Tidings concerts nearly every December. They're a mix of holiday favorites with some originals, along with some covers.

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00:06:42

Kendall Crolius has republished the book Knitting...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/20

There are nearly eight million pet dogs in Canada. They offer comfort, companionship and...lots and lots of shedded fur. Thirty years ago, Kendall Crolius decided to publish Knitting With Dog Hair, offering pet owners an alternative to constant vacuuming. Now she's republished the book because artists and pet owners have a new interest in the craft. Here's her conversation with CBC's Leigh Anne Power.

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00:07:33

An 84-year-old woman from Corner Brook has dedicated...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/20

A woman in Corner Brook received an award recently from the government for her lifelong volunteering. But that’s not why her story is remarkable.Agnes Brake was first diagnosed with cancer in her 30s. When she defeated one cancer…another took hold of her body. Brake is still facing cancer, at 84 years old.But she has been helping others for longer. And she says…it’s what keeps her spirit strong. The CBC'sLeila Beaudoin spoke with her.

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00:07:45

A class from J.J Curling Elementary is keeping the...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/20

It’s not often you see people going door to door dressed as Mummers anymore, especially not kids.But J.J Curling Elementary is doing its best at keeping the tradition alive.Fifth grade teacher Elaine Kearney takes her class to Mountain View retirement home every year where they put on a show dressed as Mummers.CBC’s Amy Feehan stopped by to find out more.

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00:07:42

A team of volunteers in Lewisporte - the Spectacular...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/20

Being a parent is a busy - and often thankless job. Between getting out the door in the mornings to being a chauffeur for everyone's extra-curricular activities, there often aren't enough minutes in the day. For parents of kids with special needs, finding some 'me time' can seem like a dream. That's where the Spectacular Superhero Squad steps in to help. The team of volunteers based in the Lewisporte area take care of kids for a few hours each month to give parents some time. Christa Fudge has been

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00:09:22

A councilor in Stephenville is offering free...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/19

A counsellor in the Stephenville area is making a very kind offer this holiday season. Suzanne Barry is a registered social worker who knows, as many of us do, that this time of year can be especially challenging for many people. And you know, as you get older, many of us have lost loved ones and we think of them especially at Christmas.That’s why Suzanne Barry is offering free counseling services for seniors.

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00:08:23

A new year and a new budget for the town of Grand...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/19

As the year is coming to a close, towns are looking to the year ahead.The Town of Grand Falls-Windsor announced its budget earlier this week.The budget includes plans for new equipment, new job positions, and improved infrastructure. Amy Coady is a councillor in Grand Falls-Windsor, she gave us all the details.

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00:09:05

The Andrew Jesso Foundation and its Snow School...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/19

A foundation set up to help aspiring skiers and snowboarders is expanding its efforts this winter. The Andrew Jesso Foundation was established in memory of a young man who died in a car accident in 2022. For the past two winters, it's helped skiers at Marble Mountain. But it's set its sights on the island's other ski hill this year, too.Sheldon Peddle is with the Andrew Jesso Foundation, he shared how the foundation continues to expand.

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00:04:28

A Gander company continues teaching young pilots from...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/19

Gander Flight Training has taught people to fly planes for more than thirty years.It started with modest beginnings, with founder Pat White using a small Cessna airplane from an airstrip near Botwood.The growing business eventually moved to Gander and became a world-class training facility.Pat White passed away this fall, but his business is still flying high. Phallan White is the general manager of Gander Flight Training.She discusses the future of the business.

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00:07:03

Roshayne Mendis is the owner of the newly opened...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/19

Eight years ago, Roshayne Mendis was just starting her fashion career in Sri Lanka.She became captivated by the art of fashion design and clothing creation. Now she’s taken a bold step forward. Counter Clothing is her new store in Corner Brook where you can check out all of her creations. CBC’s Amy Feehan visited the new store and sat down with Mendis to learn more about the journey of turning her dream into a reality.

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00:07:26

Two high schoolers in Corner Brook created an "angel...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/18

They've made a list, and they're checking it twice.Two young people in Corner Brook are doing their part to help others this holiday season. They've started something at their high school that they're calling an "angel tree." Sophie Simms and Anna Hillier are both students at Corner Brook Regional High. They described what inspired them to start this initiative.

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00:08:20

Do you know if your grandmother or grandfather wrote...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2024/12/18

Imagine it's 1948, and your grandparent or great-grandparent takes time to write a letter to the man who wanted to bring Newfoundland and Labrador into Canada. Perhaps they thought Joey Smallwood's plan for Confederation would make their lives better. Or, perhaps they thought that man's ideas were going to end up changing their community for the worse. Vicki Hallett and Sonya Boon are trying to locate the descendants of some of those letter writers. It's for a book about correspondence sent to Joey

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