CBC St. John’s

CBC's flagship nightly news program, featuring the day's top stories with in-depth and original journalism; Adrienne Arsenault and Ian Hanomansing anchor.

Chris Bavin and today's couple marvel at Shropshire's stunning countryside in between checking out some tempting homes from the county's property market; taking time away from the house search, Chris's taste buds are in for a treat.

The annual winter carnival seems to be in trouble when Addison and Alex's yeti sculpture appears to have been vandalized.

Alex believes that an alien invasion is happening when strange symbols appear in Ayrton Park.

Glitter balls are bouncing all over "He Said, She Said, They Said"; Mel asks about birthdays when she teaches "January, February," a song about the months of the year.

Melanie plays Chopin's "Minute Waltz" on the ukulele while Paxton shows his hip-hop waltz; Mel then teaches everyone about pronouns and how to use them in the song "He Said, She Said, They Said.".

Aunty B's House has a new temporary foster: Bubbles, the pet bunny; Shelley learns that maybe a foster pet needs a little more attention than she originally thought.

Bennett introduces viewers to his two cat friends, Snowy and Stella.

Austin introduces viewers to his friend Henry, a very fashionable Hermann's tortoise.

When Stuffy gets a brand-new toy, Gary becomes dissatisfied with all of his toys; after breaking the wall of wonder asking for too many toys, Gary learns to love the toys he already has.

Inspired by their hero, Giant Tram, Stella and Togo compete to see who has the most riders.

Lu struggles to find any treasure during a trip to the park.

Lu and Declan race their home toys and Declan is a bit careless.

Barnaby gets upset when he can't contribute to Lu's silly soup.

While Daisy is whale watching at the beach, she notices the water spray through the whales' spouts; this inspires her to make a whale-splatter art craft with the Gumboot Kids.

The Gumboot Kids visit a farm, where they meet some cows; Jessie Farrell sings about cows and milkshakes; Scout and Daisy join the fun, too.

The Gumboot Kids get clues to solve the mystery of an underground river.

Pants comes over to Mittens' house, ready to play, but today he wants to play a kitten game; Mittens shows him all her favorites, from staring into space, to box sitting.

Super baddies Harold, Ladybird and the Copycat team up and take the Mighty Pups' mighty meteor; the Mighty Pups must get their meteor back and charge up to stop them before the team of baddies destroys Adventure Bay.

Words are falling from the sky, and our heroes need your help to sound out the words and zap them away with their Super Specs.

Bo and Jane's visit to Dino Island puts them in danger from fierce predators, forcing the kids to save them; when Ma and Pa visit, Min, Miguel, and Jon help Pa create a last-minute anniversary gift for Ma.

Mayor Goodway dreams she's traveled to the mysterious Cluck Cluck Island.

Crafting with pasta gets out of hand, whisking Toopy and Binoo into Pastaland.

The Cassidy family lives in a fantastical world where dinosaurs are still alive; as the young ranchers learn the ropes, they discover the thrill of ranch life while navigating the great outdoors.

When Liam forgets to bring Ralph on vacation, Rusty and Ruby build the Super Jet 8000 to catch up with his plane.

Lemo's pet sea pig causes chaos on the Calypso and Lettie wants him to take it back to where it belongs in the Midnight Zone.

Val, Cinder, Rory and Storm have a dance-off; despite her hubris, it is discovered that Val isn't exactly the best dancer.

Sophia's good intentions lead to catastrophic events; now the fate of Unicorn Island depends on the Sapphires and the one test they dare not fail.

When a knight from Helmet Hugo's past challenges him to a duel, Lana tries to help by resolving their mystery grudge which Hugo has no memory of, only to make the knight even more vengeful as their showdown approaches.

When Lana becomes the babysitter for Admiral Lovejoy's starstruck niece, Avery Lovejoy, her quest for fan approval spirals into a dangerous quest. As the stakes rise, Lana must call in her dad and the crew.

After losing a contest to become a TV host on a children's channel, Aurore is transformed into Stormy Weather.

Hannah arrives in Korea, and gets more than she bargained for when she's assigned to tutor one of OME's top trainees, Chan-Mi.

When Ken suggests that Hannah tries living a day-in-the-life of a trainee, she quickly struggles to find her footing.

Armed with his magic bubble-wand, Nino becomes the Bubbler and plans to rid Paris of all the parents who prevent children from having fun.

Martha is trapped in an impenetrable room; the agents must rescue her before the oxygen runs out.

Jon and WXT go through a series of quirky challenges to determine who is the better secret agent.

A shapeshifting monster is loose in the house, able to disguise itself as anything or anyone.

Que's battle suit gives Pierce the confidence he's always lacked. However, it quickly goes wrong.

Mile-a-minute Labrador-cross Milo makes a run for it every time his owner calls his name; two-year-old Zuchon Archie is aggressive to strangers and has begun to bite.

Sing the World Better features Lauda, one of a handful of youth choirs in the world to embrace all neurotypes; they prepare for a concert, and find harmony in a world not always tuned to their rhythm.

From Centre Videotron in Quebec City.

From Olimpico Stadium in Rome, Lazio, Italy.

A roundup of the top stories of the week from across Atlantic Canada.

Marketplace puts the country's top telecom companies to the test after hearing from so many about poor customer service. We speak with call centre insiders who say a lack of training, job outsourcing and sales pressures are contributing to the decline in service.

Temagami, Ontario, is synonymous with old-growth and the struggle to balance economics and conservation.

Breaking news, analysis and debate from around the NHL.

The Hurricanes visit T-Mobile Arena to play the Golden Knights in Game 3 of the Stanley Cup Final.

From Centre Videotron in Quebec City.

Performances by Louis Ramey, Chuck Byrn, Todd Graham, Hoodo Hersi, Graham Kay, Ava Val, Landry, Vicky Mullaley and Charles Haycock.