Thursday January 24, 2013
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Selections from Thursday's show
Fees for trees
| A city councillor in St. John’s explains the rationale behind a proposal that will cost new homeowners hundreds of dollars. Sheilagh O’Leary is a council representative on the city’s Urban Forest Advisory Committee, which is recommending the tree fees.
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|  St. John’s Urban Forest Master Plan (2006) |
Old man winter
| If you’re looking for snow shoveling tips, you’d best go to someone who has a genuine love for the winter activity. Eager shoveler Patrick Brown scales back his labours for a few minutes to talk with the Morning Show’s Caroline Hillier.
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|  MUN students cope with snow |
Cape Spear tourism
| The province is rolling out some new tourism ads - one of them featuring North America’s most easterly point at Cape Spear. Our reporter Beth Macdonell turns tourist as she experiences being among the first people on the continent to greet a new day by taking in the sunrise at Cape Spear, joined by retired drama teacher and director Gord Ralph… and his dog.
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|  Click picture to view ad on YouTube |
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