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Why are the Innu Nation and N.L government at odds over history?

The provincial government’s position on Innu history in Labrador has sparked outrage and protests. It's also compelled a group of archaeologists to say the government is on the wrong side of history. On this week’s pod, the CBC's Andrea McGuire breaks down who said what, unpacks the research and controversy — and the relationship between truth and reconciliation.

20 Min.
26. Juni

Toxic work environment? Who said what at St. John’s city hall

The Diary of a CEO is one of the most popular podcasts in Canada and recently ended up at the centre of a controversy at St. John’s city hall, involving modern parenting, workplace respect and a suspended councillor. On this week’s podcast, reporter Darrell Roberts walks us through what happened and where city council goes from here. Read More: Suspended St. John's councillor repeated 'harmful' claims he heard on a podcast, another councillor says: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/tom-davis-suspension-podcast-9.7242352

21 Min.
24. Juni

Canada's worst math scores are in N.L.

Basic math skills are getting lost, according to two university professors, and the worst outcomes are found in Newfoundland and Labrador. In this episode, CBC’s Krissy Holmes breaks down her investigation into the impact on students, and what it can mean to the future of the province.

26 Min.
17. Juni

What does it take to keep N.L. music festivals afloat?

Cultural festivals are a summer staple for many in N.L. But sustaining multi-day arts events takes teams of people, and money in the bank. It’s precarious – decades in the business doesn’t guarantee success. In this episode, CBC’s Bernice Hillier talks about the hard work behind the scenes and why it's worth it all when the first act hits the stage.

17 Min.
10. Juni

A shot in the arm: the very real risks of not getting jabbed against shingles

Shingles is an itchy and painful infection. So when the Newfoundland and Labrador government made the vaccine free for those over the age of 50, tens of thousands of people flocked to get jabbed. The CBC’s John Gaudi crunches the numbers to bring us an update on the fight against shingles, and the payoff.

21 Min.
3. Juni

No car? No problem: How 3 areas of rural N.L. are rethinking public transit

Getting around in rural N.L. is tough without your own vehicle and public transit is rare. But that's changing, as community leaders see transportation as a way to improve the well-being of residents. On this episode, we hear from three rural areas that are expanding or establishing public transit systems.

20 Min.
27. Mai

Guilty: how Dean Penney was convicted of first-degree murder

After eight weeks, the verdict is in: Dean Penney is guilty of the murder of his estranged wife, Jennifer Hillier-Penney. In this episode, the CBC's Colleen Connors breaks down everything that led to this moment - from the key witnesses and evidence, to the defence’s strategy, and the undercover police investigation that spanned years and ultimately led to his confession. Read more: Dean Penney found guilty of first-degree murder https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/dean-penney-verdict-9.7206875

27 Min.
20. Mai

Where are things with the Churchill Falls MOU?

Premier Tony Wakeham has sent the province's energy plans back for a makeover. He says the Churchill Falls memorandum of understanding negotiated by the previous Liberal government is “deeply flawed.” In this episode, we break down the key findings from the committee that reviewed the MOU, and look at where this multi-billion-dollar negotiation currently stands. Read more: Churchill Falls MOU ‘not in the public interest’ says review committee https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/churchill-falls-mou-review-9.7203136 Reaction pours in after the MOU review — is a deal still possible? https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/video/9.7205735

21 Min.

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