CBC NL: At the Heart of Newfoundland and Labrador’s Biggest Stories in 2025

Provincial Broadcasting Excellence
CBC NL continues to serve the province with comprehensive news coverage through its flagship programs, featuring Anthony Germain and Carolyn Stokes, along with meteorologist Ashley Brauweiler, delivering top stories and weather updates that matter to Newfoundlanders and Labradorians.
Major Events Coverage
The broadcaster is currently at the forefront of covering the 2025 Canada Games, providing special coverage through live local radio and television broadcasting. The event’s opening ceremony was streamed live on CBC Gem and CBCSports.ca. The coverage includes critical updates on how the Games are proceeding amid serious wildfires in Newfoundland, which have forced hundreds to evacuate from the Avalon Peninsula, particularly affecting areas like Conception Bay South where some soccer matches are scheduled.
Historic Space Coverage
CBC NL has been covering groundbreaking developments in the province’s aerospace sector, including the attempted launch of Canada’s first-ever commercial rocket. The launch involved NordSpace’s Taiga, a six-metre tall rocket created using 3D-printed metal. The coverage extends to future developments, as NordSpace plans to expand its operations in St. Lawrence with a second launch pad and infrastructure developments in the coming years.
Digital Accessibility
CBC NL maintains strong digital presence through its daily newsletter service, delivering top stories from Newfoundland and Labrador, while also providing content that reflects the diverse ways of life on the East Coast. The broadcaster maintains a comprehensive schedule with weeknight news at 11:30 p.m. NT and Atlantic Tonight on weekends, ensuring round-the-clock coverage for the region.
Political Coverage
The station continues its tradition of thorough political reporting, currently following the developments in the upcoming election, including coverage of Liberal and Progressive Conservative party activities, while awaiting Premier John Hogan’s announcement of the election date.