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CBC Radio's Labrador Morning keeps people informed about what's happening around them. Labradorians hear about it first on Labrador Morning.
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He's a singer, a songwriter and a story man. Richard Neville joins us in studio to share some stories in the lead up to Father's Day, and to perform his song about his father, “Story Man.”
Two sides are claiming a win in a recent Supreme Court ruling, after a judge dismissed Innu Nation’s challenge to NCC’s memorandum of understanding with the federal government. We hear from both the Innu Nation and the NunatuKavut Community Council.
All the plans are in motion for Mealy Mountain Collegiate's prom and safe grad this weekend! We chat with grade 12 student Adele Walsh about the graduation festivities, and about what this milestone means for her and her classmates.
On Thursday night, lightning sparked new wildfires in Labrador—bringing Friday morning’s total to 7. With many areas of Labrador also under “high,” “very high” and “extreme” forest fire warnings, we hear an update from the provincial forest fire duty officer.
Zack brings us all the happenings in Labrador for the week of the 14th to the 20th.
Athletes in Labrador West will be putting themselves to the test this weekend! That's because the 20th annual Iron City Duathlon is coming up. We hear from a dynamic duathlon duo who started taking part as kids, and are moms themselves now.
Labrador's next reality star makes his TV debut tonight! We chat with William Larkham Jr about his appearance on “Alone,” which tests survivalists’ skills near Inuvik this season.
Students in Happy Valley-Goose Bay are digging into the scientific method! We stop by the very first Grade 7 Science Expo at Queen of Peace Middle School.
It was Filipino Independence Day yesterday! We hear from Happy Valley-Goose Bay’s Nina Olaivar and Katrina Ayade about what this day means to them.
There was a monumental discovery in Labrador waters yesterday. The Royal Canadian Geographical Society announced they've found The Quest, a sunken ship made famous by renowned explorer Ernest Shackleton. We hear from expedition lead John Geiger.
Despite an early thaw, the Kamutik W isn't sailing to the north coast yet. The Nunatsiavut Government's First Minister says the delay is just not good enough in this day and age.
The Words of Warmth Literary Festival starts this evening with an Audiobook Launch Party at Them Days. Hear from the team about the inspiration behind the audiobook program.
It was an adventurous night for a Labrador woman. Her dog Nilliq was attacked by a beaver. Hear the tale from North West River's Heather Campbell.
A wildfire is burning near Milner Lake West and a second is burning near the Menihek dam. MHA Jordan Brown provides an update about the status of the fire by the Menihek dam and Laurie Holloway talks about what action is being taken against the wildfires.
62-year-old Julianna Rich and her niece are two of seven Innu graduates of the Innu Teacher Assistant Program. The two-year program is designed to help get more Innu into the classroom. Hear from them on their advice for others thinking about furthering their education.
It's the end of an era for a Goose Bay curling team that's played together for over a decade. We discovered why winning the men's league championship was extra special for Team Lyall this season.
Turning organic waste into rich farmable soil. We hear about a new compost program starting up along the southeast coast.
The Red Bay National Historic Site has gotten a boost in funding. We'll hear about what this means when you stop by.
For all bookworms, artists, and curious folks, the Words of Warmth Literary Festival has arrived.
A mother in Nain says that she and her partner can only eat one meal a day because of the cost of groceries
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