A live on location show at The Rooms for their Crafts at Risk exhibit. From harness making, to blacksmithing, and coopering, all skills that were passed down through generations but are not practiced as often nowadays, if at all. Today’s panel of researchers and makers are on a mission for those skills to not be forgotten.

Ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation we speak with guests from First Light who talk about their 2026 Reconciliation Report and calls for change.

With only have 3 gardening days left to the season on The Signal, Michael Murray from Murray's Garden Centre stips by to talk harvest, frost impacts and planning for next year.

On the heels of the Churchill Falls debate, why Newfoundland and Labrador has trust issues around energy projects. Then, why closing down a local trap house is so complicated, even when neighbors have clear evidence. We bring you two episodes from This is Newfoundland and Labrador.

The Centre for Newfoundland Studies is turning 60 this month. We will talk with some of the people who work or worked at the Centre about its importance in the province.

Canada’s prime minister has been busy pulling leavers to grow the economy while reducing the country's dependence on an unstable southern neighbour. From tax reform, to investment summits to amd new legislation, today we look at what's being done federally and ask how it may impact N.L.’s economy?

As the season winds down, we talk putting gardens to bed and planning for spring.

With fuel costs seesawing every day, interest in electric vehicles is increasing. Today on the show we speak with experienced EV drivers about what it takes to change gears from a gas car to an electric one.