Andrew Hawthorn

Journalist

Andrew Hawthorn is a writer and reporter working with the CBC in St. John's.

Latest from Andrew Hawthorn

Badger wildfire still contained after hard-fought weekend

Despite high winds Saturday, Craig Coady, director of N.L.'s wildfire response program says suppression efforts have continued to succeed thanks to crews still fighting the active wildfire.

Slipping the surly bonds of Earth in this week's audience gallery

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Just waiting for that green light in this week's audience photo gallery

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Ready to leap into friendlier skies in this week's photo gallery

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Mark Carney to kick off federal Liberal campaign from St. John's today

Mark Carney is set to kick off his election campaign at 7:00 p.m. in St. John's.

Power outages, wind damage as winter storm lashes Newfoundland

High winds and high waves have hit downtown St. John's hard, damaging businesses and collapsing at least one structure.

3 in hospital, 1 dead after plane crash in Bay of Islands: RNC

The Transportation Safety Board of Canada says an investigation is underway into the circumstances that led to what it's calling an "accident" that happened on Newfoundland's west coast Friday.

Planning to watch next year's total solar eclipse? Get yourself to Gander

In April, Newfoundland and Labrador will see its first total eclipse since 1972. And one of the best spots in all the world to watch it will be Gander.

Bonavista Peninsula plays 'host' to 23 contemporary art works for 2023 biennale

The Bonavista Biennale, a world-class public art event filled with immersive and sometimes challenging art, is back across the Bonavista Peninsula.
Analysis

What we talk about when we talk about thinking of the children

Children have been used as an excuse to push back against human rights advances over at least the past century and a half, and it's still happening today.