Labrador Morning

Basketball regionals, a parka making session and Nanuk training. Zack brings us all the happs this week in Labrador.

We catch up with Rigolet designer April Allen after her show-- and Times Square Billboard -- at New York Fashion week. 

What do you do when nothing comes out of the taps, and you have a sudden day off from work? Labrador Morning's John Gaudi asked people in Happy Valley-Goose Bay how they made out during yesterday's water shut-off.

It’s a skill many Elders have, we learn how to identify a bird's age and gender by its wing! 

It’s a gathering place for Indigenous families, and a place for kids to get ready for school. The Little Tree Family Centre has re-opened in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. 

We bring you back to a big traditional Nigerian wedding celebrating the union of Toluwani and Ekene. Today is the big day when the couple ties the knot! Labrador Morning's John Gaudi helped to make the documentary which first aired on CBC's Atlantic Voice on the weekend. 

We get a reaction from the Leader of the Provincial Government's official opposition about reporting that millions are being spent on travel nurses in Newfoundland and Labrador. 

If the Province is offering incentives and searching the globe to fill nursing positions, then why are so few graduating nursing students being offered full-time permanent positions? We hear from two nursing students asking that very question.

The Department of Fisheries and Oceans is updating a community-based coastal resource inventory in Labrador, and they want to hear from you! We spoke with GIS consultant Paola Vincent.

This province spent almost $36 million on travel nurses between April and August of last year, according to a recent report in the Globe and Mail. We hear reaction from NDP MHA Lela Evans.