The town of Botwood has taken action on an offensive message spray-painted on a Pride crosswalk. We spoke with the town's deputy mayor on how the community feels, and why this crime shouldn't be ignored.

(Martin Jones with Chris Ivany)

Climate change is increasingly an issue for small island communities, and the residents of Miquelon are taking action. A housing relocation project project is just about to get underway which will see houses rebuilt further inland. Reporter Patrick Butler traveled to Miquelon to tell us all about it.

(Martin Jones with Patrick Butler)

Testosterone is sold as a quick fix for low libido and a shortcut to gaining muscle mass, but how much of the hype is backed by science? Our health columnist Dr. Iris Gorfinkel takes a look.

(Martin Jones with Dr. Iris Gorfinkle)

The Welsh are coming! We sat down for a chat with the conductor of the North American Welsh Choir about their tour of Atlantic Canada and where you can check them out when they arrive in this province.

RCMP are investigating a case of attempted graffiti in Botwood. A pride-themed crosswalk has had "Walk of sham" spray painted over it. Trudy Stuckless of the Botwood Mural Arts Society told us all about this strange case of vandalism.

(Martin Jones with Trudy Stuckless)

We met a Newfoundland blogger who blogs about her new island home of St. Pierre. She told us all about why she focusses on local businesses there and what pulled her to the French island in the first place. Spoiler alert: it was love.

(Martin Jones with Monica Hicks)

50 years on, we hear the origin story from one of the men who invented the tradition of the Newfoundland Screech-In. (Julie Skinner with Jim Healey)

We speak to an organizer of the Seamus Creagh Festival in Ferryland about why the 2025 season isn't happening, and whether its a goodbye -- or a see you soon -- situation. (Martin Jones with Rob Brown)