(0:50) Brad Eisan from Red Indian Surveys talks company name change to Landmark Surveys, (8:47) Jackie Bauman from Atlantic Healthy Oceans Iniative & Steven House from Shallow Bay Motel talk transition away from single use plastics, (18:41) Graeme Somerville-Ryan tells about Eyesea app for tracking the types of garbage washing up in the oceans.

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Brad Eisan from Red Indian Surveys talks company name change, Jackie Bauman & Steven House talk transition away from single use plastics, Graeme Somerville-Ryan talks Eyesea app for tracking types of garbage found in oceans.

Bay St. George South is made up of a bunch of smaller communities, some of which you might not know about. Susan Hulan tells us some historical stories from the area, going back over a hundred years.

"Havin' A Yarn": Susan Hulan from Bay St. George Historical Society talks history and geography of her home

(0:57) Deer Lake mayor Dean Ball reports live from the scene of the highway washout, (9:18) justice minister John Hogan reacts to calls for civilian oversight of Royal Newfoundland Constabulary, (18:50) beekeeper Ian Hussey talks about his bumper year for honey production, (27:05) Piers Evans explains how folks can get involved with a citizen science initiative in their own back yards.

Mayor Dean Ball reports live from highway washout in Deer Lake, justice minister reacts to calls for civilian oversight of police, beekeeper talks of bumper year for honey, and how to get involved with the Backyard Bio Blitz.

(1:02) Ledon Wellon tells her experience with in-vitro fertilization and why she thinks it should be offered in N.L., (8:14) Caitlin Urquhart advocates for civilian oversight of Royal Newfoundland Constabulary, (16:23) author Mike Martin details his latest novel Safe Harbour, (27:10) N.L.-born singer Yvette Lorraine discusses new EP, premieres her song "Where Did You Go?"

Ledon Wellon tells her experience with in-vitro fertilization and why it should be accessible, Caitlin Urquhart calls for civilian oversight of police, Mike Martin details latest novel Safe Harbour, Yvette Lorraine premieres her song "Where Did You Go?"

(In at 1:06) Service NL Minister Sarah Stoodley discusses changes on the horizon for motor registration post-pandemic, (10:43) vehicle owner Dan Chaisson talks about the arduous task of registering his motorcycle & reacts to Minister Stoodley, (18:25) Dr. Anna Dominic tells us about the sharp increase in demand for treatment of eating disorders in youth at the Janeway Children's Hospital.

Service NL Minister Sarah Stoodley discusses changes coming for motor registration, Dan Chaisson reacts after headache registering motorcycle, Dr. Anna Dominic talks sharp increase in eating disorders at Janeway Children's Hospital.

(In at 0:58) The future of Marble Mountain looks uncertain with no deal reached for a private buy-out, (8:46) Greg Janes is hoping to create a new park with a sweat lodge in Corner Brook, (16:47) Meagan Philpott from the Association for New Canadians NL and former new Canadian Mishal Abdullah talk about what it takes for newcomers to settle comfortably in the province,(27:05) and a solar powered drone boat launched by students in Boston lands ashore on Newfoundland's southern coast.

The future of Marble Mountain looking uncertain, Greg Janes is hoping to create a sweat lodge in Corner Brook, Meagan Philpott and Mishal Abdullah talk about newcomers to the province, and a solar-powered drone boat lands on the province's south shore.

(In at 0:58) Marine Atlantic president and CEO talks about their incoming new ferry, (10:34) two sisters in Benoit's Cove are revitalizing their Mi'kmaw culture in the community, (18:42) commissioner Brenda Lucki explains how the RCMP approaches policing in N.L., (26:27) and the owner of 3-F Waste Recovery explains their new cosmetic product made from moose bones.

A new ferry on the horizon for Marine Atlantic, sisters in Benoit's cove revitalizing the Mi'kmaw culture in their community, RCMP commissioner Brenda Lucki explains policing in N.L., and 3-F Waste Recovery makes soap from moose bones.

(Starts at 0:52 mark) The RCMP officially opens its new, state-of-the-art police station in Rocky Harbour, (8:20) the Town of Grand Falls-Windsor is planning several ways to honour the Indigenous peoples who have traditionally lived in Central Newfoundland, (17:47) a woman from Stanhope comes home from Calgary for the first time in 10 years, and (21:34) former pro basketball player Carl English is in Corner Brook for a summer camp to teach basketball skills and life lessons.

New Rocky Harbour RCMP detachment opens, the Town of Grand Falls-Windsor is planning ways to honour Indigenous peoples, a Newfoundland woman living in Calgary comes home, and basketball star Carl English offers summer camp for kids

The town of Conche is a small outport on the eastern side of the Northern Peninsula. Fewer than 200 people live there, including just a handful of children. But this summer, some families from away have been able to come home for a visit - and that's brought new life to the community. Brendan Fitzpatrick joined us for "Havin' A Yarn."

"Havin' A Yarn": Families coming home to visit the small town of Conche have brought new life this summer

(Starts at 0:47 mark) Port Aux Basques mayor is disappointed that Marine Atlantic will not move its corporate office to the town, (7:43) veterinarian says a trend toward feeding raw food to dogs may be harming humans, and (18:03) a family with ties to Newfoundland created a colouring book to help others talk about a dark subject. Learn about "D is for Death."

Port Aux Basques mayor disappointed that Marine Atlantic headquarters will not move there, veterinarian advises against people feeding raw meat to their dogs, and a colouring book helps people talk to others about death

(Starts at 00:57 mark) CUPE employees with the Town of Grand Falls-Windsor were locked out by their employer on Thursday after rejected the Town's final offer in negotiations. Nicole Dunphy is a national representative with CUPE. ( 9:36) The City of Corner Brook offers a 50-dollar rebate to visitors who book accommodations in the city for three nights in a row. (17:20) Cabin owner in Gaff Topsail area of Newfoundland's interior says he's seen his share of ill-prepared back-country explorers over the years, and (25:49) Terra Nova National Park restricts access to some areas because of forest fire hazard.

Locked out CUPE municipal workers in Grand Falls-Windsor explain their side, City of Corner Brook offers accommodations rebates, back-country cabin owner sees many unprepared trekkers, and Terra Nova National Park blocks areas due to forest fire risk

(Starts at 0:52 mark) The Town of Grand Falls-Windsor locked out its workers as of 5:00 Thursday this morning, after contact talks broke down recently, (10:38) a Mi'kmaw group based in Gander in Central is having a cultural celebration this weekend, (19:18) an American couple who live most of the year on Newfoundland's Northern Peninsula have been living in a hotel in the U-S for 17 months and trying to get back to this province, and (29:05) a skateboarding instructor in Pasadena shows new skaters the ropes - and the ramps - and he teaches for free.

The Town of Grand Falls-Windsor locks out its CUPE employees, Mi'kmaw group in Central Newfoundland celebrates its culture, couple have waited 17 months in a US hotel to get back to NL, and a skateboarding instructor teaches kids for free

For many people in Newfoundland and Labrador who make homemade bread, the leftover dough provides as much of a treat as the loaves. Steve Bishop makes toutons at his bakery in Gander, and that's where CBC's David Newell met up with him.

On our Breaking Bread series: Learn about toutons, Newfoundland and Labrador delicacies that have been staples for generations

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