Troy Turner

Reporter

Troy Turner has been working as a journalist throughout Newfoundland and Labrador since 1992. He's currently based in central Newfoundland. Fire off your story ideas to troy.turner@cbc.ca.

Latest from Troy Turner

Stephenville's airport is no longer an airport

The Stephenville Dymond International Airport has been downgraded to a “registered aerodrome,” while a court case continues over $2.4 million in unpaid bills.

Central Newfoundland mayors hope Furey's resignation won't stall ongoing projects

Leaders in two of central Newfoundland's largest communities hope the surprise resignation of Premier Andrew Furey doesn't complicate their plans for their towns.

Fish harvester says possible tariffs leave N.L.'s fishery with a lot of uncertainty

A fish harvester in the Bonavista North area is hoping to see markets diversified as Newfoundland and Labrador's fishery keeps an eye on possible U.S. tariffs.

The riding is huge, and it's up for grabs. Here's what's at stake in Bonavista-Burin-Trinity

Liberal MP Churence Rogers is calling it quits, leaving his vast and rural riding up for grabs. CBC News spoke with residents about what’s on their minds as Canada readies for the next federal election.

Hare Bay woman 'felt weak' looking at the storm devastation

The couple's fishing stage was spared, but their wharf, patio, and grounds were ravaged.

These kids brought Christmas kindness to a picket line in central Newfoundland

The Exploits Valley local of CUPW in Grand Falls-Windsor was treated to a visit from the Play, Learn and Grow child-care centre earlier this month.

Prices are soaring and N.L. food banks are treading water to meet the community's needs

Central Newfoundland food banks are continuing to serve their communities, even with the rising price of groceries, say organizers.

Fewer moose, greater foliage: What Parks Canada is hoping to achieve in Terra Nova

A moose reduction in program in Terra Nova National Park has been changing the forest, one kill at a time.

Emotions run high during sentencing hearing for man who killed 2 in drunk driving collision

Family, friends and supporters of the victims' families filled the courtroom Tuesday for sentencing submissions of a Gander man convicted of killing their loved ones in a drunk driving crash.

A relic of WW II has been lifted from the bottom of Gander Lake

Bombardier control box recovered during second dive to a World War 2 bomber at the bottom of Gander Lake.