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Locked, loaded and ready to go. Big Brother Canada casts its first Labradorian contestant 9:27

15h ago9:27

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Todd Clements from Happy Valley-Goose Bay is having his reality TV moment - as a contestant on Big Brother Canada. Todd might not seem like your average reality show contestant, He admits his voice is a l-i-i-i-t-le bit monotone, but "The Toddinator"—as he's sometimes known--is definitely the talk of the town in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Todd's still…

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Episode 297: Paranormal Schmooze and News April 2024 20:02

9d ago20:02

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Here's a smart link to my latest episode: https://podfollow.com/oddtonewfoundland/view?fbclid=IwAR0_FlxyNn0BRuyKLYV16pIAr713xclaqyPJPaWkYl6bFDklXajyTgp2xT8#_=_ This month's news will really bug you! Trillions of cicadas are about to burst out of the earth, Savanah Georgia is waaaay more haunted than you know and Thailand's monkey problem is raging …

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Winged: Covid cancelled countless commercial flights, but the aviation industry is on the mend 6:04

15h ago6:04

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The aviation industry in Canada took a big hit during the pandemic. With everyone in isolation, smaller airports such as those in NL saw flights grounded and routes cancelled. But the president of the Canadian Airports Council says things are getting back to normal. Monette Pasher gave a presentation in Deer Lake on Wednesday about the state of avi…

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If you can't afford rent or groceries, maybe you can blame the Bank of Canada. Unifor president Lana Payne explains 6:33

15h ago6:33

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Provincial and federal governments in Canada are taking a lot of heat from voters about the cost of living. People who struggle with rising monthly bills tend to blame those they elected. But the problem actually goes a lot higher...right up to the Bank of Canada. Lana Payne is president of Unifor, the country's largest private sector union, which …

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Heads up, drivers: Bigger groups of caribou than usual are hanging out together in Gros Morne National Park 6:09

1d ago6:09

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Parks Canada is warning drivers in Gros Morne National Park that more caribou than usual are walking together on the roads throughout the park this spring. Caribou often head toward the coast and highways in search of vegetation, but people are seeing them in bigger herds than in previous years along Route 430. The CBC's Hillary Johnson spoke with …

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Whoa, Nelly! A Grand Falls-Windsor senior has adopted a loveable cat named Nelly from the SPCA 7:26

1d ago7:26

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George Thorne and his wife, Margaret, often kept pets in their house in Grand Falls-Windsor. Margaret passed away six years ago, and George had a pet Shih Tzu for a while to keep him company. But when that dog passed away, George went to the Exploits Valley SPCA and adopted a cat named Nelly! The CBC;s Martin Jones paid them a visit.…

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If you think it's easy to attract airlines to Gander's airport, that's just a flight of fancy 9:19

1d ago9:19

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Thousands of people on social media have recently watched a video that features part of central Newfoundland. A new cooking trend? Some sweet puppies? Nope, It's Reg Wright, president and chief executive officer of Gander International Airport Authority, offering a dose of common sense to dispel myths and rumours about how easy it is to run an airp…

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Sewing dresses, reaping smiles: A Corner Brook couple help prom dreams come true 5:34

3d ago5:34

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High school graduates in Corner Brook are getting more and more nervous as graduation season approaches. If dresses and suits don't fit, they'll need an altered reality - and quick. Cue the experts, Poonam and Rohit Yadav, who run the alteration service Jasmin Boutique. CBC's Amy Feehan stopped by to see how they're keeping up with this bustling ti…

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Get people through their crises, leave the criminal justice system out of it. Mobile crisis response teams are on the move 7:31

2d ago7:31

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Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services have new mobile crisis response teams: in Stephenville, Bay St. George and Bay St. George South. Melissa Roberts is the regional director of mental health and addictions with the organization.

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Mountain bike trails in Stephenville are strictly off limits to motorized vehicles, but the rules aren't gaining much traction with some ATV riders. We spoke with a local mountain biker about his frustration ... 6:56

3d ago6:56

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Mountain bikers in Stephenville are getting fed up with ATVs and dirt bikes destroying their trails. Nigel Pike is a member of the local mountain biking group who maintains some of the trails in the area, and he says vandalism happens way too often.

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A major fire in Happy Valley Goose Bay had residents and town officials on edge while first responders battled a blaze that could have been a lot worse. We spoke with the mayor of the town 6:48

3d ago6:48

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Friday night was one of fear and worry for many residents of Happy Valley-Goose Bay, as a fire on the North Side of the town forced the evacuation of homes on several streets in the area. George Andrews is the mayor of the community.

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We heard how a woman in St. George's is doing her part to clean up her community - one walk at a time 10:28

3d ago10:28

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Today is Earth Day, a time to reflect on our impact on the environment and consider ways to live more sustainably. Nancy Pearson of St. George's on the island's west coast of the Island is trying to clean up her community - one walk at a time. Every day, she goes for a walk and brings along a garbage bag to fill with all the litter and trash she se…

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People in Happy Valley-Goose Bay are cleaning up after an explosive fire on Friday night. We heard from one of the people who were evacuated from their home 3:55

3d ago3:55

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It was a harrowing start to the weekend in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. On Friday night, a former ceramics shop was on fire. That fire spread to a nearby former air traffic control tower as well as an aircraft hangar that was being used to store outdoor vehicles. The building was also being used to store liquid oxygen, which set off several explosions. …

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It's Earth Day, a time for us all to think about how to live more sustainably and protect the world for future generations. A researcher at Memorial University will give us some ideas on how to do that ... 7:22

3d ago7:22

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This year's theme for Earth Day is Plastics versus the Planet. From microplastics showing up in our food, to giant plastic islands floating in the ocean, the petroleum by-product is everywhere. Martin spoke with Francesca Kerton, a chemistry professor at Memorial University.

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Elks Canada members in Newfoundland and Labrador are gathering in Corner Brook for their annual convention 5:36

6d ago5:36

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Elks Canada has served across the country since 1912. They volunteer their time on their own projects and on those arranged by other people in their communities. This year, they've organized The NL Provincial Elks convention in Corner Brook. The two-day conference starts this evening, and the CBC's Hillary Johnson spoke with two members of Elks Can…

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Give a kid a piece of pizza, you feed them for a day. Teach a kid how to grow or harvest their own food, you feed them forever. A researcher says that's what the school food program should be teaching 6:37

7d ago6:37

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There are 253 schools in the province, and the provincial government says more than half of them - 156 - have no school lunch program. In Tuesday's federal budget, the Liberal government confirmed it will spend a billion dollars in the next five years to feed more kids better food at school. Emily Doyle has a PhD in the study of Newfoundland and La…

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Paralympic NL swimmer Katarina Roxon gave us her take on how new money in the federal budget for her and other elite athletes will help them on the Olympic and Paralympic trail 6:45

7d ago6:45

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Team Canada; Olympics and Paralympics; athletes struggle to live and train on federal grants; Athletic Assistance Program; new money; Liberals announced an extra 35-million dollars over the next five years for elite athletes; Katarina Roxon of Kippens; hoping to make it to her fourth Paralympic Games; in Paris this summer;CBC's Leigh Anne Power.…

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In a world of "smart" TVs and refrigerators, and cars that can talk back to the driver, you, you can now get a smart mouthguard to help detect the impact of hits to the head on your brain. We spoke with ... 6:16

7d ago6:16

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When fewer and fewer young people were registering a few years for minor hockey, one of the reasons was the number of parents worried about concussions. Science has proven multiple hits to the head over time can lead to a brain condition called CTE. Those who suffer from it have many of the same symptoms as people with early-onset dementia. Scienti…

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The provincial PCs got a big boost this week when Jim McKenna won the byelection in Fogo Island-Cape Freels. Political psychologist Amanda Bittner shared her thoughts on what the Tory win means in the ... 8:09

7d ago8:09

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When Progressive Conservative Jim McKenna won the Fogo Island-Cape Freels by-election this week, it flipped a district that had been Liberal since it was created in 2015. McKenna took the district by more than a thousand votes over the Liberal candidate. He says important issues for rural voters, such as ferry service and the inshore fishery, have …

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A desperate stand, and a fight to the death. A new documentary film that captures the true story of Chief Misel Joe and the other Mi'kmaq hunger strikers from back in 1983 premieres in Conne River 17:43

8d ago17:43

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It’s a big day for Conne River. People in the community are rolling out the red carpet for the premiere of a new documentary called Forgotten Warriors, which makes its premiere in the community tonight. It takes a look at the hunger strike that happened in the 1980s against the provincial government and paved the way for a brighter future in Miawpu…

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Where's the Food? We heard about a survey that looked at what types of food are produced in this province, and where 10:08

8d ago10:08

10:08

If you think NL isn't able to provide enough of our own food in this province - you'd be wrong! That's according to a survey, conducted by the Community Food Producers Forum, on the topic of food production, It's called the "Where's The Food?" survey, and it looked at how much food is produced, and what types. Dan Rubin is the founding chair of the…

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A plan to build ‘youth hubs’....we spoke with Choices For Youth about their plan to help young people access housing services 8:34

9d ago8:34

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Young people who live outside of St. John's can find it hard to find the support they need. Many have to travel to the city to receive mental health care, housing support, and many other services that can be impossible to get in rural communities. Choices For Youth is a non-profit organization that gives young people access to those services as wel…

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The newest member of the provincial House of Assembly for Cape Freels-Fogo is Progressive Conservative Jim McKenna. We spoke with him about last night's byelection wn and his new job 7:00

10d ago7:00

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There's a new member of the House of Assembly this morning. A byelection was called for the district of Cape Freels-Fogo after the passing of MHA Derrick Bragg in January. Progressive Conservative candidate Jim McKenna was the winner.

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What's the "big whoop" with childhood vaccines? NL's chief medical officer of health explained why you need to make sure your pertussis, or whooping cough, immunity is up to date 5:19

9d ago5:19

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In the last few years, we've heard a lot about measles outbreaks around the world. Anti-vaccine rhetoric is responsible for some of that, but some cases occur because people didn't get enough vaccine as children. Now health officials are seeing a rise in pertussis...whooping cough...cases. Dr. Janice Fitzgerald is the province's chief medical offic…

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Net loss. Grenfell Campus students are getting reimbursed for their internet service fee, after a cyberattack interrupted services for months. But they'll only get back a quarter of what they paid 8:59

10d ago8:59

8:59

Students at Grenfell Campus, Memorial University in Corner Brook are still dealing with issues related to the cyberattack that happened in January of this year. Many students and professors have faced multiple problems with their internet connections and have had to find other ways to get by. Grenfell administration say they'll be offering a twenty…

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Locked, loaded and ready to go. Big Brother Canada casts its first Labradorian contestant 9:27

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If you can't afford rent or groceries, maybe you can blame the Bank of Canada. Unifor president Lana Payne explains 6:33

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Heads up, drivers: Bigger groups of caribou than usual are hanging out together in Gros Morne National Park 6:09

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Whoa, Nelly! A Grand Falls-Windsor senior has adopted a loveable cat named Nelly from the SPCA 7:26

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If you think it's easy to attract airlines to Gander's airport, that's just a flight of fancy 9:19

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Sewing dresses, reaping smiles: A Corner Brook couple help prom dreams come true 5:34

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Get people through their crises, leave the criminal justice system out of it. Mobile crisis response teams are on the move 7:31

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Mountain bike trails in Stephenville are strictly off limits to motorized vehicles, but the rules aren't gaining much traction with some ATV riders. We spoke with a local mountain biker about his frustration ... 6:56

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A major fire in Happy Valley Goose Bay had residents and town officials on edge while first responders battled a blaze that could have been a lot worse. We spoke with the mayor of the town 6:48

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We heard how a woman in St. George's is doing her part to clean up her community - one walk at a time 10:28

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People in Happy Valley-Goose Bay are cleaning up after an explosive fire on Friday night. We heard from one of the people who were evacuated from their home 3:55

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It's Earth Day, a time for us all to think about how to live more sustainably and protect the world for future generations. A researcher at Memorial University will give us some ideas on how to do that ... 7:22

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Elks Canada members in Newfoundland and Labrador are gathering in Corner Brook for their annual convention 5:36

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Give a kid a piece of pizza, you feed them for a day. Teach a kid how to grow or harvest their own food, you feed them forever. A researcher says that's what the school food program should be teaching 6:37

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Paralympic NL swimmer Katarina Roxon gave us her take on how new money in the federal budget for her and other elite athletes will help them on the Olympic and Paralympic trail 6:45

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In a world of "smart" TVs and refrigerators, and cars that can talk back to the driver, you, you can now get a smart mouthguard to help detect the impact of hits to the head on your brain. We spoke with ... 6:16

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The provincial PCs got a big boost this week when Jim McKenna won the byelection in Fogo Island-Cape Freels. Political psychologist Amanda Bittner shared her thoughts on what the Tory win means in the ... 8:09

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A desperate stand, and a fight to the death. A new documentary film that captures the true story of Chief Misel Joe and the other Mi'kmaq hunger strikers from back in 1983 premieres in Conne River 17:43

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Where's the Food? We heard about a survey that looked at what types of food are produced in this province, and where 10:08

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A plan to build ‘youth hubs’....we spoke with Choices For Youth about their plan to help young people access housing services 8:34

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The newest member of the provincial House of Assembly for Cape Freels-Fogo is Progressive Conservative Jim McKenna. We spoke with him about last night's byelection wn and his new job 7:00

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What's the "big whoop" with childhood vaccines? NL's chief medical officer of health explained why you need to make sure your pertussis, or whooping cough, immunity is up to date 5:19

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Net loss. Grenfell Campus students are getting reimbursed for their internet service fee, after a cyberattack interrupted services for months. But they'll only get back a quarter of what they paid 8:59

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