Labrador Morning

It's the start of something mor! We'll catch up with the co-owner of Mor Meats, Niamh Roche, and hear about the brand new space for their shop in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

Well, the verdict's in... Cain's Quest is going ahead this year. We hear from the chair of Cain's Quest, Chris Lacey, about how organizers made that decision.

We're getting snow around Happy Valley-Goose Bay but what does this mean for the trails? We checked in with the Grand River Snowmobile Club president Greg Wheeler.

A serious snowmobile accident in Nain was just the start of trouble for the Jenkins family—navigating the healthcare system proved to be the real uphill battle. We hear their story.

A snowmobile drag race, watch parties for Rupaul’s Drag Race, game nights and more. Zack brings us this week’s roundup of Labrador events

We hear from Labrador Morning reporter John Gaudi about the new Atlantic Voice documentary he co-produced, "To Grow in Love." We'll hear more about the first big traditional Nigerian wedding at the heart of that doc.

Wabush fire chief Marvin Butler pleaded guilty to driving under the influence earlier this week. We hear reaction from Josephine Gaulton-Rowe, the Labrador West vice-president of Mothers Against Drunk Driving.

Educator and expedition leader Jason Edmunds is making waves with the Explorers’ Club—an international society dedicated to science and research. We speak to him about this recent honour.

Cartwright gardener David Elson says there are a number of ways to help food security, but it’ll take some hard work and cooperation. We hear from him and Food First NL’s new regional food animator, Dana Marshall.

Snowmobiling is a beloved pastime all over the Big Land, and trail-groomers play a big role in making the magic happen. Our reporter Darryl Dinn went out for a spin on a snowmobile groomer with White Wolf Snowmobile Club president Todd Kent.