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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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00:03:35

NL is among the worst provinces in Canada for youth...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/28

A non-profit group in this province is taking action to try to reduce vaping among youth. Newfoundland and Labrador has the highest rate of youth vaping in Canada. That puts young people at risk, so the Newfoundland and Labrador Alliance for the Control of Tobacco is introducing nicotine exposé kits for middle school and high school students. Melissa Moore is program and education coordinator.

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00:09:23

Health Canada asks Canadians what they think of...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/28

Medical assistance in dying, or MAiD, became legal in Canada in June 2016, but the federal government is looking at ways to improve what the law allows. Right now, Health Canada is doing a survey of Canadians about advance requests for MAiD. As it stands right now, the law does not allow medical assistance in dying to be provided based on an advance request. The person asking for MAID must be able to consent, and they can't ask in advance before they are eligible or want to receive it. We asked

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00:09:46

A familiar face in health care, Dr. Pat Parfrey, is...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/28

There's a new boss in charge of health care in Newfoundland and Labrador. But he's a familiar face and voice to many of us. Dr. Pat Parfrey has been a kidney specialist and epidemiologist, but most recently, you will remember him as co-chair of Health Accord NL. Last Thursday, he was appointed as the new CEO of NL Health Services.

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00:05:45

Anglican church members in Western Newfoundland feel...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/27

Most of us hadn't heard of Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde until last Monday. She's the Episcopal bishop in Washington, D.C. who made a plea to President Donald Trump. But Anglican church members in Western Newfoundland knew her name. They'd met her in person last fall, at church meetings in Corner Brook. Rev. Mickton Phiri is priest-in-charge at St. Michael and All Angels Anglican Church. He and other Anglicans in the Diocese of Western Newfoundland Labrador Straits met Bishop Budde in person.

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00:12:02

All fired up about firefighting. We shared a good...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/27

We've been asking listeners for happy stories about the good that's in the world - and we were delighted to tell you about one of them this morning. A mother in Gander Bay sparked the idea of a junior firefighter program. it's been running successfully for the past three years, thanks to the Gander Bay Fire Department. Jodi Budden of Victoria Cove has two teenaged children, including her 15-year-old son, Tyrone. Lindsay Earle is deputy chief of the Gander Bay Fire Department.

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00:09:42

NL parents are concerned whether there'll be enough...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/27

It's still unclear what help will be available in the months to come under Jordan's Principle, and that's causing concern. Jordan's Principle is the result of a ruling by the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal. It's meant to ensure that First Nations children in Canada can get the services and support they need, when they need them. There's been a delay or shortfall this year in getting that federal funding to students in this province. As a result, the provincial government stepped in to help, with

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00:11:46

LISTENER DISCRETION ADVISED: Mom wants answers, after...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/27

*NOTE:The following interviews contain descriptions that some listeners may find disturbing.* Just before Christmas, 11-year-old Kamara White was on her lunch break in a classroom at Sprucewood Academy in Grand Falls-Windsor. Some of the grade six students in the room decided to play a physical game while the teacher was not present. As things got rougher, Kamara fell and ended up having the tops of two of her fingers severed. The CBC's Leigh Anne Power spoke with Kamara, as well as Kamara's mom,

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00:14:23

A Bonavista man died en route to hospital because the...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/24

The story of a Bonavista man who died en route to hospital has prompted concerned citizens in the town to take action. In early 2023, Charlie Marsh had an asthma attack. The local Bonavista emergency room was closed, and he was sent to Clarenville by ambulance. Marsh didn't survive. His daughter, Shelley Marsh Gosselin, is now working with the Bonavista concerned citizens committee. She told the CBC's Leigh Anne Power that she doesn't want anyone else to experience what happened to her father. The

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00:07:28

Gilbert the dog is safe at home in Forteau today...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/24

Gilbert the dog was found safe and sound on Thursday, after being lost outdoors in Labrador for two very cold nights. Gilbert had a lot of people looking for him. Cara Suley of Forteau is his owner.

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00:05:09

Volunteers in Corner Brook moved snow around the...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/24

Shovelling snow is just a part of winter in this province, and some people in Corner Brook volunteered to do some EXTRA shovelling on Thursday for a good cause. Blow Me Down Trails is hosting a provincial cross-country ski race this weekend. While the ski club has had a fair amount of snow, some of it needed to be moved around a bit. Shawn Leamon is the general manager at Blow Me Down Trails.

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00:07:03

An art exhibit made from shotgun shells found on the...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/24

An artist from Corner Brook is turning shotgun shells into art. Tara Young has used hundreds of shotgun shells found on beaches in the Gros Morne area. She's created a unique interpretation of sea life that also makes a point. We reached Young in Nova Scotia where she's studying art at NSCAD University.

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00:06:18

Enough snow for ya? We asked the NL Snowmobile...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/24

If you love outdoor winter activities, this winter has been a disappointment so far. Many areas of our Newfoundland Morning region haven't had as much snow as in a typical winter. Snowmobilers are frustrated in some regions, especially in the central part of the island.There's some snow on the west coast, though. Matthew Swain is general manager of the Newfoundland and Labrador Snowmobile Federation.

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00:07:53

"Downward dogs," with a newborn in arms. Baby and Mom...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/23

Getting out of the house can be hard for parents with newborn babies, and squeezing in some time to exercise can be even harder. That’s part of the reason yoga instructor Mandi Buckle says giving moms a space to do yoga with their babies is so important.The Studio, a new fitness and wellness space in the city, is offering Baby and Mom Yoga. The CBC’s Amy Feehan stopped by the class.

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00:08:20

President Donald Trump says the U.S. is pulling out...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/23

In 2015, 196 countries signed the Pairs Agreement. The goal was to prevent global temperatures from rising by more than 1.5 degrees Celsius.After his first day in office, President Donald Trump took the U.S. out of the agreement.As the country moves away from climate action and focuses on using fossil fuels, it could affect the goals of the Agreement. Angela Carter is a professor at Memorial University who studies environmental policy and politics.

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00:08:39

Lewisporte firefighters battle their first-ever...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/23

Firefighters are trained for every possible scenario, but there's nothing like a real-life situation to bring it all home. Last week, the Lewisporte Fire Department responded for the first time ever to a fire involving an electric vehicle. Rob Fudge is the battalion chief with Lewisporte Regional Fire Rescue, and he was the officer in command at the call last Thursday.

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00:05:28

Business owners in Port au Choix are worried about...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/23

Last week, we learned that the Bank of Montreal is closing its branch in Port au Choix this July, after over 50 years of operation. That will leave the town with only a credit union in the area to provide banking services. Customers who hope to stay with BMO will need to travel two hours to reach the nearest branch in Rocky Harbour, or two and a half hours to the branch in Deer Lake. We spoke with Port au Choix Mayor Donald Spence, pharmacist Dwanna Dobbin, and Shirley Spence, the owner of the Sea

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00:09:11

Fewer immigrants coming to NL mean fewer recruits to...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/23

Earlier this week, the federal government announced it's cutting immigration numbers in half. This province welcomed three-thousand newcomers last year. The new total allowed is 15-hundred. 75 percent of them are already living here. The Registered Nurses UnionNewfoundland and Labrador is worried about what that will mean for healthcare recruitment. Yvette Coffey is the president of the union.

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00:06:27

Researcher studies how cancer affects people who are...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/22

None of us likes to think of children and young people having to battle cancer. Now, a researcher at Memorial University is taking a look at their experiences, in hopes of making things just a little better for them. The study is looking for people between the ages of 10 and 39 who were diagnosed with cancer before the age of 18.Sevtap Savas is a cancer researcher at Memorial University.

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00:06:24

A spaceport In NL? Rockets with parts made on a 3D...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/22

A Canadian aerospace company is eyeing St. Lawrence, NL as the site for "Spaceport Canada."NordSpace claims it'll be Canada's first fully integrated space launch facility. The company hasn't officially given St. Lawrence a "go," but the town is right at the top of its list. The CBC's Hillary Johnson took a look at the company and the project.

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00:09:21

Trump says the U.S. will recognize only two genders,...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/22

The United States will recognize only two sexes, male and female, U.S. President Donald Trump ordered on Monday. And those two sexes cannot be changed. Trump moved quickly to end a range of policies aimed at protecting rights for 2SLGBTQ+ people. While many say the executive order will be challenged in court, it still has many members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community worried. Quinn Jesso is with Trans Support Newfoundland and Labrador and also a member of the Corner Brook & Bay of Islands Pride

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