Labrador Morning

No matter the weather, the school in Hopedale is making sure kids still get outside. 

We’ll head to a a 'dart outdoors' event that happened last week.

Healthcare spending makes up nearly 40 per cent of this province’s budget.  So what do doctors think about how that money is being spent? We hear a budget reaction from the NL Medical Association.

A Malaysian nurse who worked in Labrador communities for many years has written a book about her experiences. We hear from her.

We hear some of what Innu elder Elizabeth Penashue had to say in Ottawa about the federal court hearing on NunatuKavut identity.  We also hear from NunatuKavut Community Council President Todd Russell.

When it comes to the content and delivery of this year's provincial budget, NDP MHA Jordan Brown isn't mincing words. We hear from the Labrador West MHA.

Muslims all over the world have been observing Ramadan for a little over two weeks now. Rhivu speaks with another Bengali resident of Happy Valley-Goose Bay about how she celebrates Ramadan in the Big Land.

So how did Labrador fare in Budget 2024? We speak with Josh Smee, CEO of Food First NL for his thoughts on the budget, and what it could mean for Labradorians.

The Northern Lights Players Theatre Company is performing the play “Making God Laugh” this weekend in Labrador West. We’ll hear from some members of the cast and crew.

A musician whose album was nominated for the national Polaris Music Prize is coming to Happy Valley-Goose Bay this weekend. We hear from singer-songwriter Kelly McMichael.

The Canadian Masters is taking place in Labrador West this weekend. We hear from some of the skiers traveling from far and wide to take part in the races.