Central Morning
with Leigh Anne Power

The Bonavista Matthew isn't confined to history yet. We talk to Chris Randall, committee chair of the Matthew Legacy Committee, who wants to bring the vessel back to life.

People who predict the weather have had some wild things happen over the past few days. We talk to Dave Phillips of Environment Canada to see what's in store for the summer months.

The Gander golf club recovers from the weekend snow storm. We talk with the new manager, Callum Tulloch.

We talk to John Fisher of Fishers' Loft Inn in Port Rexton about being named the Newfoundland and Labrador Arts Council's Patron of the Arts.

We hear from a Harbour Breton man who is cycling 200 kilometres for cancer.

We ask the Senator from Gander what the recent scandals in the upper chamber are doing to the Senate's reputation.

A former legal aid lawyer in Gander says government cuts are going to slow the court system down.

Finding a place for that old VCR. We hear about the new program to recycle electronics in Newfoundland and Labrador.

We talk to Allison Sheppard for the Gander weather office about the 56 cms of snow that fell over the weekend.

Wakey, wakey! Bears in Central Newfoundland are up and at 'em after their winter nap. And a new program will help people near Terra Nova Park learn to live with them safely.