Podcasts News CBC Newfoundland Morning Reduced passenger numbers may force ferry route changes, Corner Brook to get a new aquatic centre, volunteers work out how to feed hungry children in the absence of school lunch program, and NL native tells about violent protests in her adopted U.S. state

Reduced passenger numbers may force ferry route changes, Corner Brook to get a new aquatic centre, volunteers work out how to feed hungry children in the absence of school lunch program, and NL native tells about violent protests in her adopted U.S. state

Published: June 1, 2020, 4:10 a.m.

Reduced provincial ferry passenger numbers may force route and service changes, promises of 25 million dollars for a new aquatic centre make waves, Salvation Army school lunch program adapts by delivering food to children at home, and a former Newfoundlander living in Minnesota talks about the violent protests in the wake of the killing of black man George Floyd.