Labrador Morning

German soldiers are wrapping up their final days of training out on the land in Labrador. Their commander will tell us how they enjoyed the winter wilderness. To learn more about their experience, Rhivu spoke with German Army commander Colonel John Bauer.

There's a new opportunity for youth to head out onto the land near Rigolet. We hear about new winter programing from the Torngat Secretariat. For all the details, Labrador Morning's Heidi Atter spoke to David Borish.

A battle is brewing here in Labrador.... a battle of the bands, that is..! If you're a band from anywhere in Labrador and you want to be the opening act for Iron Fest this year, we give you all the details on how to enter. Evelyn Ryan is the special events coordinator for the town of Labrador City, and Devon Thompson is a guitarist with the band Luce Ends--which won the Battle of the Bands last year.They spoke with Labrador Morning's Darryl Dinn

The doors will soon re-open at the Labrador Straits Green Depot, a year-and-a-half after the facility shut down. We hear from the new operator about why recycling is making a comeback in the Straits. Dexter Linstead is the operator. He spoke about his new venture with Labrador Morning's Jamie Fitzpatrick

We're throwing the spotlight once again on our monthly theatre check-in here on Labrador Morning. You hear from the managers of Labrador arts and culture centers, Amy Norman and Bob parsons.

A Kindergarten class in Hopedale is learning about shots for animals, rabies risks, caring for injured animals and more... We hear about the vet clinic they've set up in their classroom!The unique set up was created by teacher, Sophia Hewitt. She joined a few of the students--or veterinarians in training--to talk about it with Labrador Morning's Heidi Atter.

When food takes over your whole life, it might be a sign of eating disorder. We talk about the scope of the problem, and how to recognize it. Paul Thomey is the executive director of Eating disorder of NL and joins us.

It's a berry fit for a Queen! This morning, we give you a glimpse of spring as we learn about the small but mighty black currant. Elaine Chubbs spoke with Labrador Morning's John Gaudi about a very special berry.

A different kind of therapy for grief is spreading around Nunatsiavut. We hear about a workshop in Makkovik tonight. For all the details, Lito Libres spoke to Labrador Morning's Heidi Atter.

A sentencing circle will be happening in Hopedale in March. But before then, the Public Legal Information Association of Newfoundland and Labrador is holding a session for people to learn how they can take part.

For more, Labrador Morning's Heidi Atter spoke to James Igloliorte.