Labrador Morning

Most Labradorians are accustomed to seeing a twin otter or a helicopter being used for medevacs...but what about a Royal Air Force Vulcan bomber? 

We hear about a unique mission that goes back to 1967, and learn why Dave Paddon is looking for clues.

Makkovik and Nain have stopped hiring people to mark snowmobile trails between their towns and Happy Valley-Goose Bay. It's due to a lack of provincial funding for the program. We hear from Makkovik AngajukKâk Barry Andersen and Minister of Labrador and Indigenous Affairs Lisa Dempster.

There were many heartwarming moments of sportsmanship during Cain’s Quest. But for this year’s Sportmanship Award, Team 72 (Mark’s Legacy) took it home. We hear about the team’s act of generosity during the race.

Drama students in schools from all over Labrador are wrapping up this year’s festival. We hear from some drama students from Rigolet’s Northern Lights Academy.

Innu musicians are taking the stage this weekend at the Lawrence O'Brien Arts Centre! We heard about the upcoming concert “Nteimun Music: A Celebration of Innu Language, Music and Culture.”

The First Nation’s residential treatment program is back up and running at a new location. We’ll take you to a recent ceremony for a group of graduates from that program.

The Labrador Regional Theatre Arts Festival is in full swing in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

We hear from some of the students taking part.

The former MHA for the Eagle River District has died. We hear a tribute to the late Ian Strachan—and learn why the Scot was described as being ahead of his time.

The spring migration into Labrador has begun. We put an avid Happy Valley-Goose Bay bird watcher in the hot seat to help us identify birds and their songs.

After collecting 218 cereal boxes, what's your next move? We hear from a group of Wabush grade 4 students collecting and tumbling cereal boxes for a good cause.