A tree with history
February 29, 2012 3:49 PMseen thinks this tree it spotted on the C.B.S. Manuels trail is just plain creepy!
Topsail Pond in C.B.S
February 28, 2012 10:17 AMTopsail Pond in CBS - seemingly trying to figure out if it should freeze over or thaw!
Sign of the times
February 28, 2012 10:14 AMseen spotted this sign in C.B.S. and thought it was strange, and then realized it was good advice! 
Royal watching
February 27, 2012 10:27 AMseen was watching video of a tea at The Rooms celebrating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Quite the crowd turned out to talk about their love of the British Royal Family.
So seen wasn't surprised to see this figurine of the the Duchess of Cambridge in her wedding gown in the window of a St. John's china shop.
seen watching movies
February 24, 2012 9:47 AMseen was enjoying a 1940s era Edward G. Robinson/Humphrey Bogart movie when we spotted this headline in a fake New York newspaper about the police war on the crime syndicate! Who knew? Anyone know about this incident or is it made up?
A reverse pothole
February 23, 2012 1:51 PMseen came across chunks of asphalt on a downtown sidewalk this morning. We can only assume it's a reverse pothole.
Dancing with Rage
February 22, 2012 4:18 PM
CBC Pancake Breakfasts for Homelessness
February 21, 2012 10:59 AMPeople chowed down across the province this morning, eating pancakes and helping the homeless all at the same time.
CBC stations across the province broadcast from some of the breakfasts. We've gathered photos from all the CBC people we can.
From north to west to east
CONA in Happy Valley-Goose Bay
The CBC crew in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.
Labrador Morning host Tony Dawson
Liberal MHA Yvonne Jones and a friend.
Corner Brook: St. John the Evangelist Church
People in Corner Brook came to St. John the Evangelist Church basement
for the CBC's Pancake Breakfast on Homelessness. The Morning Show
interviewed representatives of community agencies about efforts to make
affordable housing available to people in need. 
CBC Corner Brook's Jeremy Eaton and Gary Moore showed up in their red duds to help work the tables at the CBC's fundraising Community Pancake Breakfast to raise awareness of the lack of affordable housing in the province. 
Grand Falls-Windsor: Park Street Salvation Army Citadel
Syrup galore. 
It was a packed house with line up out the door. 
RCMP staff Sgt. Harold Nippard and the CBC's Dave Newell. 
St. Peters Junior High
St. Peters Junior High hosted their first ever pancake breakfast. They've formed a Social Action Committee to help combat homelessness and this breakfast was their first fundraiser. 
Photos from the pancake breakfast in St. John's at the Battery Hotel.
Anthony Germain awarding the coveted golden pancake award for trivia to ... the politicians. Next year, it's the people's turn.
The CBC's Debbie Cooper with NDP leader Lorraine Michael.
Having a picture taken with mascot Bo to Go.
The Navigators performing for the crowd.
Sandy and Shawn: two of the unsung heroes preparing pancakes in the kitchen.
The St. John's Morning Show's Cecil Haire and Nancy Walsh.
Ryan Snoddon chatting with fans.
Mayor Dennis O'keefe having a conversation.
Lunar Jim meeting a small fan-to-be
The stars of the show: the pancakes.
seen wonders ...
February 15, 2012 12:22 PM... how these doors wound up on the sidewalk on Elizabeth Avenue, and what their
former owner thinks will happen to them now? 
February 15, 2012 9:35 AM
It's been 30 years since the Ocean Ranger capsized and sank on the Grand Banks in the early hours of Feb. 15, 1982. All 84 crew members, 56 of them from this province, died.
Poor training, faulty design and inadequate equipment were no match for 30-metre waves and 160-kilometre winds.
Even as the years have passed, the memories are still strong, placing a heavy burden on the families and friends of those lost.
The Ocean Ranger disaster has become part of the fabric of Newfoundland and Labrador's culture. it has been immortalized in books such as Lisa Moore's February and Mike Heffernan's Rig, An Oral History of the Ocean Ranger Disaster, the new play Rig and Ron Hynes's classic song Atlantic Blue.
Gonzaga High School will host a memorial prayer service on the 30th anniversary, as it has done every year since the disaster. A number of former students were killed when the rig sank. The event has become important for the families and friends of those who died, especially since so many of the victims' bodies were never recovered.
Afterwards, a wreath laying ceremony at the Ocean Ranger memorial on Confederation Hill, and a reception for affected families at The Rooms' atrium on Bonaventure Avenue.
Snowman roasting marshmallows
February 7, 2012 4:41 PMseen thinks some CBC employees in CBS have too much time on their hands.
People at work
February 7, 2012 4:38 PMseen came across the CBC's Krissy Holmes and Ted Dillon on the job at at St. John's school.
City sidewalks
February 6, 2012 5:05 PMThis was what was seen on Sunday after the storm on Saturday.
Still on strike
February 3, 2012 2:28 PMseen saw these people on the way to work this morning. They are elevator workers who have been on strike for several months.
The calm after the storm before the storm
February 3, 2012 10:16 AMHere are pleasant scenes in St. John's after yesterday's snow day. And pleasant scenes before tonight's predicted snow storm. Enjoy it while you can.
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