Najlepsze podcasty z kategorii: Newfoundland (2025)

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This year's cold and flu season is back with a vengeance. A provincial medical officer of health offers some insight. 6:11

15h ago6:11

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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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Whales in Focus: A Photographer's Paradise in Newfoundland 32:37

23h ago32:37

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Let us know if you have any questions about Newfoundland and we may air it on next episode. In this episode of the Newfoundland Lens, hosts Michael Winsor and Corey Babstock share their passion for photographing humpback whales off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador. They discuss the various methods and equipment they use, such as shooting from…

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A new year brings advancements in technology. Tech writer Jess Hirsh will provide an overview of what to expect in 2025. 8:56

15h ago8:56

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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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Meta announced it's changing how it monitors hate-speech and fact-checking on social media platforms. 7:38

15h ago7:38

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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 Universit…

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Bookmark this: The Deer Lake Library is celebrating its 50th anniversary 7:24

4d ago7:24

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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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Most MHAs voted in favour of a potential new deal with Quebec over Churchill Falls…but the debate couldn’t end without a little drama 10:26

4d ago10:26

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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…

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The PM who resigned, Nfld. MPs who aren't running again - we hear from ex-premier Roger Grimes 10:14

4d ago10:14

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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 lea…

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Moose and caribou in NL may help rein in runaway climate change 8:20

5d ago8:20

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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 resear…

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Corner Brook school tries to make kindness a matter of course for its students 9:15

5d ago9:15

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"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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School lunch struggle is REAL. Dietitian tells how to choose healthy food and satisfy picky kids 6:07

5d ago6:07

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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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MHAs vote tonight on a potential new deal with Quebec over Churchill Falls -- but the opposition wants that vote delayed 9:15

5d ago9:15

9:15

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…

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Churchill Falls MOU debate brings a 'deja vu' to former NL NDP leader Lorraine Michael 7:32

5d ago7:32

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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 …

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Oversight, the border...and an election? Day Two of the Churchill Falls debate covered a lot of ground 7:39

6d ago7:39

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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 …

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The word 'prorogue' is in the spotlight, as Parliament is put on 'pause' 6:25

6d ago6:25

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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 …

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Labour Federation warns of a labour shortage for Churchill Falls project 6:59

6d ago6:59

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NL's House of Assembly is meeting this week to debate the memorandum of understanding with Quebec on a possible new hydroelectric development on the Churchill River. The deal promises to create five-thousand new jobs. But NL doesn't have five-thousand skilled workers available. Jessica McCormick, president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Federatio…

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The provincial opposition says it planned to vote AGAINST the proposed Churchill Falls deal 7:39

6d ago7:39

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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 sa…

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Scotiabank pulled out in 2022, now the Town of Fogo Island has a new credit union 5:45

6d ago5:45

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People were eating cake in the Town of Fogo Island today, as they celebrated a sweet victory. The Atlantic Edge Credit Union has officially opened its new branch in the town. People on the island can get in-person financial services again after being without them for almost two-and-a-half years.. Scotiabank closed the island's only bank in August o…

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Roddickton-Bide Arm Hockey players prepare to take on NHL Legends 6:55

6d ago6:55

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Hockey fans on the Great Northern Peninsula are in for a treat in February. Some NHL legends are coming to play a roster of local players at the rink in Roddickton-Bide Arm. Darrell Randell is with the Cloud River Recreation Committee. Rich Sutter is a former NHLer who'll be playing with the NHL Legends tour. They spoke with the CBC's Leigh Anne Po…

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A New-Wes-Valley woman helped with a dramatic rescue of her horses and a mule during Sunday's gale 8:04

7d ago8:04

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This past weekend's storm surge on Newfoundland's Northeast Coast did a lot of damage. Some communities saw washed-out roads, flooded sheds, and decks being washed away. In Pound Cove, New-Wes-Valley, horse owner Dana Blackmore and her neighbours had to make a dramatic rescue.

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The province and Memorial University team up to test fur-bearing animals for avian flu. We'll find out why. 7:11

7d ago7:11

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The State of California recently declared a state of emergency over the spread of avian flu. The virus is deadly to birds and has been detected on hundreds of dairy farms in the U.S. as it spreads to mammals. Now, the Newfoundland and Labrador government is teaming up with Memorial University to test for the virus in wild, fur-bearing animals. Andr…

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The debate over the new Churchill Falls agreement began in the House of Assembly yesterday 9:44

7d ago9:44

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It's an extraordinary debate over a historic new agreement. MHAs are back in the House of Assembly for 36 hours this week. They'll be asking questions --- and getting answers --- about a new deal between this province and Quebec, on the Churchill Falls hydroelectric plant. The province says the new agreement will mean 225 BILLION dollars in revenue…

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Western Nfld. lobster harvesters want the industry to tighten safety rules 6:21

7d ago6:21

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With the lobster fishery growing, some western Newfoundland harvesters are worried about safety, especially after a tragedy last year. A fisherman and his nephew died in a boating accident in Lark Harbour in the Bay of Islands. Rick Crane is a fisherman who owns a lobster holding tank in Cox's Cove. He spoke with the CBC's Leila Beaudoin.…

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The PM is stepping down. We asked a Liberal cabinet minister from NL what it means for her party's future 6:14

7d ago6:14

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On December 20, the Liberal MP for St. John's East was sworn in as the federal minister for seniors. Now, not even three weeks later, Joanne Thompson's boss - Prime Minister Justin Trudeau - is quitting. Trudeau says he feels he wouldn't be the strongest candidate to lead the party into the next election. Joanne Thompson joined us to tell us what t…

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Wind and rain cause headaches for Town of Gambo, as flooding submerges streets and properties 6:29

8d ago6:29

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The Town of Gambo declared a state of emergency on Sunday, as a wind and rain storm led to a storm surge and flooding. Darren Dyke is the mayor.

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Flood waters trap Gambo woman in her house - twice 8:04

8d ago8:04

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The northeast coast of Newfoundland was battered by wind and rain on Sunday. There were warnings about the potential for storm surges and coastal flooding, and It appears that one of the areas most seriously affected was the town of Gambo. The Town is under a state of emergency. Wanda Pierce is one of the people whose property was affected by the s…

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Gambo's fire chief and volunteers were kept on the move by flood waters 11:48

8d ago11:48

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Sunday kept firefighters in Gambo on their toes. Firefighters were called out to assist, after rising water levels in the community.. Keith Peckford is fire chief.

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