Labrador Morning

Labrador West's Kami Project is attracting some big investors from Japan. We hear more details on a deal between Champion Iron and two Japanese companies, including the fourth largest steel company in the world. 

Bring on the snow! The Birch Brook Nordic Ski Club says the lack of snow so far is a real bummer this year. We hear how the non-profit is coping with the slow start to winter.

Trump's threats to seize control of Greenland have sent world leaders reeling and of course, it's shocking news for Greenlanders themselves. We speak with former prime minister of Greenland Kuupik Kleist - and hear what Trump's threats mean for a territory pursuing its own independence.

After more than 30 years of being in office, Yvonne Jones won't be seeking another term.

The Labrador MP has announced she's retiring from federal politics. We take you to her public press conference held in Happy Valley-Goose Bay on Friday. 

Labrador West MHA Jordan Brown voted in favor of the Churchill Falls MOU last week.

We hear how he feels the deal will benefit Labrador West.

A map labeling the Quebec-Labrador boundary as “not final” has sparked controversy again. Labrador’s Richard Budgell dives into the history of this long-standing dispute.

Elder Jean Crane has been a guiding force for Labrador Campus. As Memorial University marks 100 years, a special tribute lunch honoured her lasting contributions. Hear the reflections from those whose lives she’s touched.

From trivia nights and board games to pickleball tournaments and community awards, Labrador has something for everyone this week. Zachary Russell shares the best events, with a sprinkle of personal stories and fun takes.

A group of Inuit youth spent time in Nunatsiavut learning about the impacts of climate change and their role in protecting their culture and environment. Heidi Atter brings their inspiring journey to life in this final chapter of the Atlantic Voice documentary.

As Justin Trudeau steps down, Nunatsiavut President Johannes Lampe reflects on his tenure. From reconciliation efforts to personal impressions, Lampe shares what Trudeau’s leadership has meant to Labrador’s Inuit communities.