Labrador Morning

Do you love running? Do you like to win prizes? At a race coming up in Labrador West, you can do all this and more! We hear about the 18th annual Run for the Hills race.

October is Foster Family Appreciation Month. We hear from two Nunatsiavut Government social workers about the events they’re hosting this month, and learn more about the importance of foster families.

The Labrador Friendship Centre is holding a Sisters in Spirit Vigil this Friday. We speak with organizer Jill Elson.

A Labrador man who is quadriplegic is upset about treatment he received in St. Anthony this summer. Silone Fowler and his father Dorman tell us more details.

We hear from some of the kids with Little Tree Family Centre, and join in on their adventures at the Gull Island Gathering.

Many hands make light work! We hear how people like Paul Rich were pitching in to make sure everyone was taken care of at the Manishan Nui Community Gathering—one swing of an axe at a time!

After the wildfire evacuations in Churchill Falls last summer, NL Hydro is paying tribute to the residents. We hear all about today's “Power of Community” event from NL Hydro CEO Jennifer Williams.

At the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation events at Kinsmen Park, there were some demonstrations of Inuit games. Labrador Morning's Regan Burden caught up with the winner of the owl hop—10-year-old Evan Winters.

Hundreds of people came out in Happy Valley-Goose Bay to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. We hear a little of what that day sounded like in Kinsmen Park.

Karen Stone, the interim CEO with Newfoundland and Labrador Health Services, responds to issues with the broken cooling system at the morgue in Nain.