The Central Newfoundland Morning Show from CBC Radio Nfld. and Labrador (Highlights)

We ask MHA Cathy Bennett why she thinks its so important to change the labours laws in the province to stop sexual harassment in the workplace.

Researcher Sarah Butt says there's plenty to learn about owls in the forests of Newfoundland and Labrador and she's looking for your help to spot the wide-eyed birds around the province.

DFO's latest numbers on shrimp are down and that has many speculating the Notre Dame Seafoods plant in Twillingate will be closed again this year. We ask local union vice president John Hynes what that means for workers.

The annual snowshoe and cross-country ski event hosted by the Special Olympics won't be going ahead this weekend in Grand Falls-Windsor as planned. And it's all because of the weather. We talk to Connie Lidstone of the Exploits Hurricanes Special Olympics team about how hard it was to make the call.

Dr. Jeff Cole, vice president of medical services for Central Health gives us the reasons why expectant moms will have to give birth in Grand Falls-Winsdor.

Grand Falls Windsor's Alex Henniffent started his company Voltfuse when he was in junior high school. Eight years later, he tells us how he's gone international with the snowboard apparel brand.

Premier Dwight Ball's presence at a rally in Corner Brook on a proposed eye clinic appears to have undermined his own health minister. We ask a political scientist Kelly Blidook for his view on the matter.

It's been over four decades since a Grand Falls-Windsor man vanished without a trace. The CBC's Martin Jones speaks with his brother, Ed Power, who refuses to give up hope in his search for answers.

Transportation Minister Steve Crocker addresses Fogo Islanders' request for an investigation into the operation of their ferry service.

Obstetrics services at Central Health are only available in Grand Falls - Windsor again. And it's not just the pregnant women who are having to travel longer. Debbie Forward of the Registered Nurses' Union of Newfoundland and Labrador explains.

The CBC's Melissa Tobin drops into a snowshoe-making class hosted by The Qalipu First Nation.

A Trinity-inspired Twitter account is new but the tweets are 200 years old. We speak with the man who run the account, Geoff Budden.

Residents of Fogo Island say they've had it with intermittent and unsatisfactory ferry service and they're asking for a government investigation into what's happening.

Ducks Unlimited and the Stewardship Association of Municipalities hosted a winter wetland walk to talk about the importance of that environment is for sustainability.

The Qalipu Mi'kmaq band is preparing for climate change in member communities and wants your help to do it. We find out how from Ian Sullivan.