Labrador Morning

We’re taking you to a Filipino party this week on Labrador Morning! We bring you part 1 of a new documentary set in Happy Valley-Goose Bay called "Baby's Birthday Dance."

Our Darryl Dinn will delve into newly released documents about teacher recruitment and retention in Labrador West.

We hear the results of last week's Labrador Regional Theatre Arts Festival—and hear from some drama students in Nain and Hopedale.

The 30th annual jamboree is taking place in Makkovik tonight! Gary Mitchell--the songwriter behind "Makkovik Moonlight"--is coming home for the occasion. We hear from him about tonight's festivities.

A Hopedale man says he faced stigma and inadequate access to food while trying to receive healthcare.

We hear his story.

Crafting, community bonding and human curling. These are some of the happenings in Labrador this week. Zack catches us up with the latest.

Mummer's sliding, mini putt on ice, battle of the blades.... there's all kinds of fun to be had during the last weekend of the Labrador West Winter Carnival. We hear all the details.

How did an out-of-province Cain's Quest team—who almost called it quits at the Makkovik checkpoint—finish the race? We hear from Ontario's Team 44 - Muskoka Extreme

Justin Barbour has canoed and trekked more than 1500 kilometers over the past 250 days. We check in with the Newfoundland explorer during his stop in western Labrador.

We often think of the library as a place to grow our hearts and minds—but why not throw in some lettuce, herbs and flowers, too? We learned all about the new hydroponic garden at the Labrador City Public Library.