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Burgeo

Burgeo

Town in Newfoundland and Labrador, CanadaWikipedia

Search complete. 16 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Burgeo".

Oct 14, 2026

Devon DroverGUEST
7:39
I, I just heard, uh, Michael King is gonna be on the show to talk about an issue shortly.
Devon DroverGUEST
7:43
I, I understand the work he does, uh, hard out in, in Burgeo, Labrao, and the other MHAs across this province.
Devon DroverGUEST
7:49
But we really often, you know, need to, to fundamentally think about who's gonna be paying for this.
Devon DroverGUEST
7:54
And, you know, we have the, the typical, the median income in Newfoundland and Labrador is just $33,000 a year.

15 MINS LATER

Michael KingGUEST
22:40
I actually haven't even read the report because, uh, my salary is the least [laughs] of what's on my mind these days.
Michael KingGUEST
22:46
Um, you know, I'm working on every day here in my office and in the district.
Michael KingGUEST
22:50
I look at, you know, the roads in our district from Route 480 on the Burgeo Highway, trying to get the minister to br- bring some attention to that area that so desperately needs repair.
Michael KingGUEST
22:59
I talk to folks in my district about healthcare, improving access to rural Newfoundland and Labrador for healthcare for our residents in our province.
Paula GayleHOST
9:50
was the summer of 2025.
Paula GayleHOST
9:52
He's the son of late Burgeo fish processor Spencer Lake.
Paula GayleHOST
9:56
Lake sees a lot of tourism potential on Newfoundland's south coast, and he's now the founder and chair of the Saltwind Foundation.
Paula GayleHOST
10:03
This week he's involved in the Business and Investment Summit happening in Corner Brook, and this morning he spoke with the CBC's Bernice Hillier.
Spencer LakeGUEST
10:10
Yeah, you should think of us as an equivalent to Shorefast, which was set up 20-odd years ago in Fogo Island by Zita Cobb.
Spencer LakeGUEST
10:17
Uh, and we're there to protect the four towns of Burgeo, Ramia, Grey River, and Francois, uh, and to bring investment dollars in to create an economically based development plan, uh, with conservation at the heart of it.
Paula GayleHOST
10:28
Now, I know Lake is a south coast name.
Spencer LakeGUEST
10:31
Mm-hmm.
Brian CallahanHOST
56:21
Um, on the break, let's take that break.
Brian CallahanHOST
56:23
We're gonna come Lyle, uh, Kyle there on the lobster fishery, Greg on the Burgeo Highway, caller on an incident, um, let's see, a drugstore involving the RNC? We'll see.
Brian CallahanHOST
56:32
And Don Coombs, Trinity Conception Placentia Healthcare Foundation telethon coming up.
Brian CallahanHOST
56:36
We'll, uh, have a great chat with Don right after the break.

34 MINS LATER

speaker_2NARRATOR
90:39
[upbeat music] This is VOCM Open Line on the VOCM Bigland FM Radio Network.
Brian CallahanHOST
90:45
Welcome back to the show.
Brian CallahanHOST
90:46
Let's go to line number two, Liberal MHA for, uh, Burgeo, La Poile, Michael King, you're on the air.
Michael KingGUEST
90:52
Good morning, Brian, and happy Friday to you.

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