Labrador Morning

We talk to the founders of a new community of women seabird science researchers from right across the globe—including right here in Labrador.

Spring into the Library! The Labrador Campus library is celebrating its official opening today, on this first day of spring. We’ll hear from Sarah Papple, the new campus librarian.

The provincial nurses’ union hopes to expand a pilot project that allows local nurses to cover openings in underserved communities. We’ll hear about it.

Innu Nation is asking a federal court to put an end to an agreement between Ottawa and the NunatuKavut Community Council. The Innu say NunatuKavut members are not Indigenous. We’ll bring you details ahead of that court case.

We hear what it meant for Innu student Uapukun Rich to showcase her Innu culture in St. John's this weekend, at the annual "Sharing our Cultures" event at The Rooms.

When you work multiple jobs, it can be hard to get together for a dance rehearsal—but it isn’t impossible. We'll bring you part 2 of the new Atlantic Voice documentary "Baby's Birthday Dance."

Caribou rely on caribou lichen (otherwise known as “cladonia rangiferina”) during the winter months. But it's becoming harder to find in some areas of Labrador. We hear about some recent research.

Inuk elder Bertha Holeiter was committed to the preservation of the Inuttitut language in Labrador. She passed away at the hospital in Happy Valley-Goose Bay earlier this month. We hear a tribute to Bertha from her former husband, Dieter Holeiter.

Sheshatshiu's Jolene Ashini could be the first Innu lawyer in Canada. We learn more about what motivated her to pursue this path.

A week-long climate change workshop kicks off in Nain today. We hear all the details.