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Artifacts linked to the Ocean Ranger disaster could be finally making their way home from Ottawa, but one archivist cautions people to be patient.

Join Land & Sea's Jane Adey at a festival in Newfoundland's Conception Bay, where quilting is about much more than comfort.

Growing up, Nancy Churchill always wanted to live in the woods. With her sons grown, she has found a self-sufficient lifestyle on a small farm in Port Rexton.

Paula Gale has been hired to take over the reins of CBC Radio's The Broadcast, one of the longest-running programs in North America.

Gail Bridgeman and Karen Burke tell Jane Adey how they switched their travel plans when they came face-to-face with a shortage of rental cars

Anthony Germain, whose broadcasting career has taken him from Beijing to Bonavista, is heading back to radio.

Broadcaster-turned-farmer Bill Gregory, a subject of a recent Land & Sea documentary, tips his hat to the show's host as Pauline Thornhill winds up a 29-year run at the iconic show.

Pauline Thornhill, the longtime host of CBC Newfoundland and Labrador's iconic Land & Sea TV series, has spent the last three decades documenting rural communities and the people who live there.

Travis Wheaton, 16, was one of multiple high school students in a Honda Civic that crashed in Pouch Cove last summer. His mother wants him to live on through a wellness foundation that's helping pay for the accused driver's legal fees.

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