Labrador Morning

The Town of Red Bay is without diesel, gas, and groceries after the local convenience store closed. Town manager Keith Pike gave us an update on the situation.

Are you from the Labrador Straits but living away? A new program is reaching out to see if you’d consider moving back home. We hear how it works and what it hopes to achieve.

We check in with a Black Tickle resident in Southern Labrador to get an update on the winter season so far. We find out what kind of conditions residents are having to contend with so far this year.

2024 was a longer season for the Kamutik W. And that made it a record year for the north coast ferry. We hear more on how it went from Austin Daley, the general manager of Labrador Marine.

As conversations continue over a new Churchill Falls deal, we hear some thoughts on the future from Happy Valley-Goose Bay mayor George Andrews. 

How does this winter stack up to previous winters in Labrador? We speak with Happy Valley-Goose Bay's Robert Way who teaches a climate change course at Queen's University. 

A show created by Inuit, starring Inuit which was all filmed on location in Nunavut. We hear from the co-creator of "North of North" - a new series airing on CBC and APTN this month.

Mischief charges were withdrawn against former Labrador MP Peter Penashue yesterday -- we hear from Penashue about what led to the charges and his concerns on drug trafficking in the community.

On the road to 51! We catch up with Labrador Morning's John Gaudi who is hitting the ground running to mark his birthday this year. He's laced up his shoes to run his age over the course of three days.

Dog team driver Dennis Burden from Port Hope Simpson shares how rising costs and changing weather are making dog sledding harder in Labrador. But he says grants are helping keep the tradition alive.