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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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00:09:04

Woman with cancer in St. John's ordered daughter's...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/15

A woman from the Northern Peninsula who's getting cancer treatment in St. John's said she did everything she could to give her children a good Christmas, but one of the presents she bought still hasn't arrived. Louise Reid ordered her 13-year-old daughter's present from Best Buy early in November because she wanted it to get to her home in St. Lunaire-Griquet even if she herself couldn't get home for Christmas. Reid knew that a Canada Post strike was looming. Now, two months later, Reid has been

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00:07:35

Anna Burke is one of the people overhauling NL's...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/15

For several years now, we've heard teachers talk about being overworked and stressed out. They say they come encounter or see harassment - and even violence in the classroom. Teachers also worry about how to include students who have disabilities and mental health issues. In the big picture, they say, things have to change. The provincial government's appointed education accord team is working on it. Anne Burke, co-chair of the team, spoke with the CBC's Leigh Anne Power.

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00:06:20

Town of Grand Falls-Windsor wants a new rec facility,...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/15

The Town of Grand Falls-Windsor is looking at plans to improve recreation opportunities for its residents. The town is already pretty well off when it comes to recreation facilities, with two ice rinks, a YMCA with a swimming pool, and a relatively new cross-country ski hut But some of those buildings are showing their age so the town council wants to build a new, multi-sport facility. Barry Manuel is the mayor.

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00:09:02

Use an app or helpline to save a life. Learn how to...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/15

We have some information to share that could help save lives, maybe the life of someone you know. It's about reducing the harm from drug use and preventing drug overdoses. Jessica Rex is with the Safe Works Access Program of the AIDS Committee of Newfoundland and Labrador. That organization provides safe supplies for people who use drugs and also provides Naloxone kits. Jessica is the program manager for Corner Brook/Western.

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00:12:49

Town of Lewisporte considers an application from a...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/14

A meeting in Lewisporte tonight will consider a proposed new business that's causing a stir for some in the community. The proposal is for a new biomedical waste incinerator that would dispose of medical waste from around the province.Paul Dalley is the proponent.

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00:08:01

Rethinking food distribution in Newfoundland: The Big...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/14

Getting groceries isn't always easy in Newfoundland and Labrador, especially if you don't live near a major grocery store. But the Big Feed Club has been offering a solution for the past few years: The company delivers groceries door-to-door across the island. There are goods from the big chains --- such as Costco --- and from local suppliers. Now, the company is expanding its services onto the Bonavista Peninsula. Brad Russell is the CEO of Big Feed Club.

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00:06:11

This year's cold and flu season is back with a...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/13

It's that time of the year, coughing, sneezing, and a spectrum of viruses, like the pneumonia and whooping cough. CBC's Leila Beaudoin spoke with provincial medical officer Dr. Emil Prikryl, who says more Mycoplasma Pneumonia is circulating this year, among other nasty bugs.

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00:08:56

A new year brings advancements in technology. Tech...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/13

This past Christmas, about 43 per cent of Canadians had technology on the top of their wish lists. According to a Future Shop poll, it was the biggest single gift request category. Jesse Hirsh is a technology writer and CBC Newsnet contributor. He spoke with CBC's Leigh Anne Power.

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00:07:38

Meta announced it's changing how it monitors...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/13

Meta is changing how it fact-checks or moderates what is said on its platforms. That raises concerns about a potential increase in racist and anti-LGBTQ-plus comments. Meta's new guidelines have prompted one person to shake her head and announce her departure from the platforms.CBC's Leila Beaudoin spoke with Amanda Bittner from Memorial University about the situation.

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00:10:26

Most MHAs voted in favour of a potential new deal...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/10

The government's debate over the new Churchill Falls deal ended last night, but not without a little drama.Rather than vote on the potential new deal with Quebec, Progressive Conservatives stormed out of the House of Assembly. The Tories have demanded more independent oversight of the deal, and they weren’t satisfied with a government plan to task the consumer advocate with that oversight. CBC reporter Darrell Roberts was in the House for the vote last night.

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00:07:24

Bookmark this: The Deer Lake Library is celebrating...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/10

In 1975, the Deer Lake Library opened its doors to the public for the very first time. Turn the pages to 50 years later, and the library is celebrating the remarkable milestone of a half-century. A lot has changed , but the library is still a community cornerstone. The CBC's Amy Feehan attended the anniversary celebration this week.

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00:10:14

The PM who resigned, Nfld. MPs who aren't running...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/10

The federal Liberal Party is slimming out. First, Justin Trudeau said he's resigning, and now there's news about MPs from this province, Gudie Hutchings will not run in the next election, citing family as her main reason for leaving her job as MP for the Long Range Mountains. CBC had also learned that Yvonne Jones was expected to announce she's leaving; Newfoundland MPs Churence Rogers, Ken MacDonald and Seamus O'Regan are also out. Former Premier Roger Grimes joins a long list of political watchers

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00:06:07

School lunch struggle is REAL. Dietitian tells how to...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/09

Making school lunches - it's every parent's struggle, How can you choose healthy food, satisfy picky kids, and stay on budget? Jill Wheaton is a registered dietitian and we reached her in Glenwood.

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00:08:20

Moose and caribou in NL may help rein in runaway...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/09

When you think of majestic wildlife in Newfoundland and Labrador, moose and caribou are probably the top of the list. New research suggests they also play a key role in lessening the effects of climate change. Moose and caribou affect how carbon is absorbed, stored and released in the forests of Newfoundland and Labrador. Kristy Ferraro is a researcher at Memorial University and she spoke with the CBC's Martin Jones .

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00:09:15

MHAs vote tonight on a potential new deal with Quebec...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/09

MHAs will vote tonight on a tentative new deal for Churchill Falls electricity. That's after a week of debate in the House of Assembly, on the M-O-U between this province and Quebec. MHAs from all parties have been asking questions...Opposition members are wondering IF this deal is the right one -- and they're calling for a formal review. The CBC's Darrell Roberts has been following the debate this week.

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00:09:15

Corner Brook school tries to make kindness a matter...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/09

"Kindness 101" sounds like the sort of course we should all take. Corner Brook Intermediate encourages students to let that attitude sink in ,then share it with the rest of the school. The CBC's Hillary Johnson spoke with Grade 9 students Anderson Murphy and Rebekah Adey, as well as teaching and learning assistant Nicole Antle.

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00:07:32

Churchill Falls MOU debate brings a 'deja vu' to...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/09

As the House of Assembly debate on the Churchill Falls MOU continued on Wednesday, Lorraine Michael was having flashbacks. In 2012, Michael was the leader of the province's NDP. She opposed the Muskrat Falls project and even led an 86-hour filibuster to try to stop it from being approved. Now she's watching the Churchill Falls debate, and it feels very familiar.

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00:06:25

The word 'prorogue' is in the spotlight, as...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/08

When Justin Trudeau announced this week that he'd be resigning as Prime Minister, he also said something else important: that Parliament would be 'prorogued' until the end of March. But what does that mean for the operations of government? Jamie Merrigan is a Corner Brook lawyer who is a former national chair of the Constitutional and Human Rights Section of the Canadian Bar Association. He spoke with the CBC's Leigh Anne Power.

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00:07:39

The provincial opposition says it planned to vote...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/08

Deal or no deal? That's the big question for MHAs during an extraordinary sitting of the House of Assembly this week. On Tuesday, they continued debating one issue:a proposed new agreement between Hydro Quebec and N.L. Hydro. It would replace the current deal, governing the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project in Labrador. Government officials say the tentative agreement is a good one that would mean BILLIONS for the provincial treasury. But MHAs on the other side of the House are skeptical... and

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00:07:39

Oversight, the border...and an election? Day Two of...

CBC Newfoundland Morning ·

2025/01/08

Deal or no deal? That's the big question for MHAs during an extraordinary sitting of the House of Assembly this week. They're debating one issue: a proposed new agreement between Hydro Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador Hydro. If approved, the Memorandum of Understanding would replace the current deal, governing the Churchill Falls hydroelectric project in Labrador. Government officials say the deal is a good one that would mean billions for the provincial treasury. But MHAs on the other side of

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