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The pool that went to the dogs, and other hits on YouTube this year

Videos that will make you laugh out loud, or keep you on the edge of your seat: Zach Goudie reveals his picks for year on YouTube.

Enjoy some of the videos that wowed us in 2016 from the CBCNL YouTube channel

Since launching CBC Newfoundland and Labrador's YouTube channel last spring, we've had lots to celebrate.

We've posted more than 500videos, and racked up more than two million minutes of watch time.

We've found lots ofnew stories, and new ways to tell them.

Best of all, thousands of people are subscribing to our channel, from Newfoundland & Labrador and around the world.

On Jan.2, we're ringing in the new year with a CBC Television special: The Best of CBCNL YouTube 2016.

We have videos that will make you laugh out loud, and keep you on the edge of your seat. The fun starts at 6:30 p.m. island time, 6 p.m.in most of Labrador.

In the meantime, here's a peek at some of the videos that made the list:

Dogs in the pool

When the Wedgewood Park Recreation Centre shut down, staff at the swimming pool decided to go out with a bark.

Bunmibee: Top library misbehavers

Bunmibee is a full-time Memorial University student, and a part-time social media star. In this video, she calls out freshmen faux pas at the MUN library. [Enjoy more Bunmibee in our comedy playlist.]

Goin' drag

Jade Nohels has been a drag performer for more than a decade, appearing everywhere from casinos to local charity events. Here, Nohels spills his drag secrets and as he transforms into the fierce and fabulous Fashionista Jones.

Sea change for refugees

Families of refugees from the conflict in Syria get a special trip to Petty Harbour for their first taste of local culture.

The ring finders

If you lose your wedding ring, who you gonna call? Derrick Turner; ring finder and marriage saver.

Watch The Best of CBCNL YouTubeholiday specialon CBC Television, Jan. 2at 6:30 p.m. NT.