Labrador Morning

Volunteers play a significant role to keep Cain's Quest running. A long-time volunteer joined us this morning from the Postville checkpoint

We chatted with Colin Rumbolt who won not one, not two, but three medals for cross-country skiing at the National Special Olympics.

And it's showtime!! We catch up with the managers of the Lawrence O'brien Arts Centre and the Arts and Culture Centre in Labrador West. 

A Postville beader got a special message on Etsy, and now her work is part of Avatar: The Last Airbender. We hear from her.

They're off to the races! And usually John Nui would be one of those doing Cain's Quest. But this year, he's helping out as a support crew. We hear from him about how his son and nephew are doing in the race.

Cain’s Quest is well underway. We hear from Team 59 - Team Herb’s that included the youngest racer Caleb Cousins.

It's a battle between the Innu communities. We hear about the close Cain's Quest race between Natuashish and Sheshatshiu.

How can more country food be brought into our healthcare facilities? That's something that Food First N-L is hoping to talk about this week. We hear about a food summit happening in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

Racers took off on Sunday for the start of Cain's Quest... and now people are excitedly watching for updates on the teams' whereabouts. We hear from one of the volunteers who's tracking them.

We hear an update on NunatuKavut's high-efficiency wood stove project in Black Tickle... and learn where that project could go from here.