Video A trip down memory lane: See how we covered Christmas in yesteryear

by Andrew Sampson

One of the most relaxing pleasures of the holiday season is something we often take for granted — sitting by the fire and watching some good ol' holiday programming.

Why are dead lobsters, crabs and herring washing up along this Nova Scotia shore?

by Michael Gorman

After weeks of reports of dead herring washing up along shores in Nova Scotia, the latest finding also includes lobsters, crabs, starfish and clams.

Handmade, home-based Labrador soap company looking to start online shop

by Katie Breen

Spruced Up Labrador soap and skin-care products have a following, but can't be found in any brick and mortar stores — the only shelves they sit on are the ones in the business owners' Happy Valley-Goose Bay home.

Sound of Islay ferry still out of service, after 2015 inspection found major hull problems

by Rob Antle

The Newfoundland and Labrador government says it expects to provide an update soon on the status of a 48-year-old ferry that requires millions in repairs before it can hit the water.

Police looking for man they say threatened woman with a shotgun

Police have issued an arrest warrant for a suspect in a downtown assault in St. John's — and are also looking for the sawed-off shotgun they say the suspect used to threaten a woman.

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Two killed in Boxing Day crash in Lark Harbour, RCMP investigating

by Ryan Cooke

Two people are dead following a single-vehicle crash in Lark Harbour in the early morning hours of Boxing Day.

IceCaps beat Marlies in Boxing Day match

A strong performance by goaltender Charlie Lindgren lifted the St. John's IceCaps to a 2-1 victory over the Toronto Marlies on Monday.

Atlantic blood inventory takes hit from storms before Christmas

by Carolyn Ray

Canadian Blood Services is issuing a plea for blood donations after bad weather caused the closure of several clinics heading into the holidays.

Video N.L. word challenge: 'Oonshik'

by Zach Goudie

“Oonshik.” It’s a word from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English, but what the heck does it mean?

Cash stolen from Happy Valley-Goose Bay hotel

A hotel in Happy Valley-Goose Bay was hit by thieves this Christmas, according to the RCMP.

Police find drugs after stopping snow-covered car

Police in St. John's say they found a significant quantity of drugs in the backseat of a car they pulled over with an obstructed window.

Mummering on the mainland: N.L. holiday tradition continues in Ontario town

by Andrew Sampson

In the small, northern Ontario town of Marathon, a group of Newfoundlanders are doing their best to carry on a tradition dating back over a century.

Trudeau pays tribute to those who helped Fort McMurray fire victims

by The Canadian Press

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is paying tribute to those who helped others affected by this year's wildfire in northern Alberta.

Bullies, boasts and mustard pickles: some of the things people told us in 2016

CBC Newfoundland and Labrador pulls highlights from the interviews we recorded over the last 12 months.

Air Miles collector who rushed to use points to meet expiry deadline gets some reimbursed

by Yvonne Colbert

At least one Air Miles collector who cashed in points before its controversial expiry policy was changed has been partially reimbursed after CBC News contacted the company on the Canadian man's behalf.

$30K stolen ATV recovered in woods near Botwood, forensics investigating

A stolen side-by-side ATV was recovered by police on Saturday, more than a month after it went missing from a Lewisporte store.

Burned out BMW prompts arson investigation on Burin Peninsula

Police are investigating the arson of a vehicle between Grand Le Pierre and English Harbour on Christmas Eve.

Do you hear what I hear? Audio fan turns passion into a thriving business

by Curtis Rumbolt

It started out as a do-it-yourself project, but building stereo speakers has turned into a going concern for Ross Connolly and his company, Are Audio.

Video Uncle Val: The child is born...finally!

by Angela Antle

Val writes home to his friend Jack with a birth announcement for grandchild Beatrice Saltina Fredericka Louise.

Video Enjoy a Christmas classic: Land & Sea's iconic Mummers Show

For more than 30 years, we've been happy to bring you this classic episode about Christmas in Fortune Bay.

Forget the turkey: When it comes to Christmas, 'we Japanese think of KFC chicken'

by Adam Walsh

In Japan, the Christmas tradition isn’t turkey — it’s chicken. And to be specific, it’s the Kentucky fried variety.

Video Merry Christmas! Enjoy our virtual Newfoundland wood stove

Set a festive mood with our comfy, cosy wood stove.

A little piece of Mexico opens on Freshwater Road: Meet the family behind a new restaurant

by Andrew Sampson

The family behind a brand-new Mexican restaurant in St. John's is finding success by going back to basics.

'It's their backyard': Inuit voice essential in Arctic climate studies, scientists say

by Nicole Mortillaro

Incorporating the Inuit voice into the study of climate change isn't optional; it is essential, scientists believe.

First Listen: Upon a Winter's Day by the Ennis Sisters

by Heather Barrett

The Ennis Sisters recorded their latest Christmas album, Upon a Winter's Day, back in October, but they had no problem working up some yuletide enthusiasm.

Video Fa la la la la: Local school choirs sing your favourite Christmas carols

by Jen White

To help spread some holiday cheer, CBC Newfoundland and Labrador has gathered some local choirs singing your favourite carols.

Mailboxes vandalized in Botwood, mail being held by RCMP

A stand of mailboxes in Botwood have been left tattered, with the doors ripped off and mail lying on the ground.

Police find stolen generator, arrest Botwood man

Grand Falls-Windsor RCMP say they have arrested a 30-year-old Botwood man and have recovered a generator stolen from a business almost three hundred kilometres away.

RNC: Driver blew three times legal blood alcohol limit, car impounded in St. John's

A 47-year-old man had his vehicle impounded after police say he registered more than three times the legal blood alcohol limit in the west end of St. John's Friday night after being pulled over.

Manger manager: Meet a woman who can fill a stable with nativity sets

by Brian McHugh

An unusual collecting habit has filled the shelves in Teresa Dominie's house with nativity sets made around the world.

N.L. minister calls new health arrangement 'best deal' possible

by Garrett Barry

Newfoundland and Labrador's minister of health is promoting the health care arrangement that his province struck with the federal government.

N.L. cuts health deal with Trudeau government

Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and Labrador have joined New Brunswick in making bilateral deals with the federal government on health care transfers.

Last minute shopping rush hits St. John's

by Garrett Barry

Shoppers were rushing to get all their treats and toys on Friday afternoon. Though one man was giving, not buying.

A near miss: Hibernia almost canned before meeting with John Crosbie, former PM Mulroney recalls

by Ryan Cooke

One billion barrels ago, the Hibernia oil field seemed destined to remain an untouched area of ocean waves, desolate but for its mountainous icebergs and perilous swells.

Video Goodbye, Jonathan Crowe: Videos to make you laugh and cry about the Here & Now host's retirement

by Jen White

As the Here & Now co-host signs off for one last time, we honour him with a "best of" reel … and some goodbye videos to make you laugh.

Time to shake things up a bit: Jonathan Crowe's farewell thoughts

by Jonathan Crowe

Earlier this month, Jonathan Crowe decided to pursue an opportunity to teach young journalists. Here & Now's cohost reflects on what he's learned.

Free Hatchimals: Parents rush to Labrador City Canadian Tire to sing for this year's hottest toy

by Ryan Cooke

Attention parents of the world: You have until 6 p.m. today to get to Canadian Tire in Labrador City and sing for your child's happiness.

Wine with Gosine: Holiday picks to dazzle your tastebuds

by David Gosine

Looking for some bottles to pick up for the holiday weekend to impress your guests? Check out these picks from David Gosine.

Lace up! The Loop at St. John's Bannerman Park now open

In downtown St. John's, Bannerman Park's skating Loop has opened in time for Christmas.

Christmas wish to be home for holidays didn't come true for many Fort McMurray families

by Briar Stewart

As Christmas Day approaches, many Fort McMurray families are making the best of their situation in rented apartments, hotel rooms or staying with family or friends. Only a lucky few have rebuilt in time to be truly home for Christmas.

'An unnecessary invasion of privacy': NL teachers' union pleased with judge's ruling on salary disclosure

A Newfoundland and Labrador Supreme Court justice has ruled that releasing the names of public sector workers who earn more than $100,000 annually is an unreasonable invasion of privacy.

N.L. asking federal government for more disaster relief for Thanksgiving storm

The Newfoundland and Labrador government will apply for financial assistance early in the spring to recover the cost of damage done by Thanksgiving's storm.

Power outages for thousands across Newfoundland as Holyrood unit trips

Thousands of Newfoundland Power customers saw their power go out Friday morning after a Holyrood unit went offline.

Corner Brook man, 43, allegedly assaulted correctional officer

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary says a 43-year-old man arrested on an outstanding warrant assaulted a correctional officer Thursday afternoon in Corner Brook.

Ho-ho-horror! Enjoy a moment with these Santa photos gone wrong

by Ariana Kelland

Mall Santas have a tough job — trying to grant Christmas wishes to squirming, screaming children can be a challenge.

My bun, her oven: St. John's woman becomes mom, thanks to sister

by Alyson Samson

After 10 years of trying, Karen and Chris Lester are finally holding their newborn baby girl, thanks to Karen's sister Lisa.

Driver's blood-alcohol nearly 4 times legal limit, say police

A Conception Harbour driver Thursday had a blood-alcohol level nearly four times the legal limit and was under the influence of cocaine, say police.

Mount Pearl lottery winner plans to retire after lucky lunch break

A $250,000 lottery win has a Mount Pearl woman hanging up her Sobeys uniform.

Aggravated assault, assault charges for 2 men in Corner Brook altercation

by Meghan McCabe

Corner Brook police have arrested two men involved in an altercation at a home early Friday morning - one faces an assault charge, the other aggravated assault.