Labrador Morning

Sage, sweet grass, tobacco and more create a traditional medicine bag. Young Innu students were able to craft their own at a recent workshop. We take you there 

Innu youth gathered in Sheshatshiu last week to learn leadership and life skills. We dropped by one of the workshops.

Low-level flying is back on the radar in Labrador. We talk to Happy Valley Goose Bay Mayor George Andrews about the potential return of low-level flight training out of 5 Wing Goose Bay - and why the town is supportive of it.

It's the start of the season, and their habits are changing. We hear about polar bear season beginning on the coast.

Cain's Quest is officially underway! We hear what the action at the starting line sounded like yesterday.

The provincial winter games wrapped up in Gander on the weekend. Team Indigenous might have been the proudest group involved, and we're going to meet some members of the squad.

Labrador Morning was live from the Two Seasons Inn in Labrador City. Hear from one of the youngest racers, from the fan night, Labrador West's Andrew Milley, Cartwright's Dwight Lethbridge and more. 

Leaders have been sharing all kinds of ideas on how to improve life in Labrador West,

as part of the Future of Lab West summit. On Wednesday, attendees turned their attention to housing issues in the region. Paul Pike is the provincial minister responsible for the Newfoundland and Labrador Housing Corporation. He took part in a panel discussion on housing and spoke with reporters afterwards.

CBC NL has learned the German Air Force is requesting to bring low-level flying back to 5 Wing Goose Bay. Based on documents obtained by the CBC, Premier Andrew Furey wrote a letter to the Defense Minister in the fall where he said he was "keen to get an update on the request" and "his government stands ready and willing to host the German Air Force." Grand Chief Simon Pokue shares his reaction. 

Cain's Quest is just days away now, but if something happens to go wrong for any racers along the way who should take responsibility for that rescue? And how can racers prepare for these scenarios? Mervin Wiseman, retired search and rescue coordinator and consulting advisor, gives his opinions and advice.