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Labrador Morning
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Labrador Morning episodes
- Understanding though more than the written wordIt's research week at the Labrador Campus, and one area of focus is expanding our traditional understanding of learning and sharing. A workshop for students tonight is looking at understanding through more than the written word.8 min
- N.L.'s fire commissioner responds to concerns from Cartwright's volunteer fire departmentAny major fire is potentially tragic, especially if the fire department can't help. That's the danger facing some communities, with a shortage of firefighters leaving departments worried they'll be unable to respond to some emergencies. Robert Fowler, Newfoundland and Labrador's fire commissioner, says there are regional training officers who can do in-community training and technology is helping train firefighters as well.10 min
- Chief John Nui shares message to people trafficking drugs to NatuashishThe Chief of Mushuau Innu First Nation said people are making their way onto the reserve to sell drugs as annual payouts are coming soon. While at the same time, Chief John Nui said they are mouring three recent deaths.10 min
- A Labrador pottery teacher hopes to share the light with an exhibit of community-made lanternsIt's a project to spread some light! Emily Best is a pottery artist and teacher in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. All summer she's been working with people in the community to create lanterns to shine around town. Best is holding an exhibit to showcase the lanterns this weekend. Hear from her and two participants.9 min
- Trauma and alcohol misuse treatment program being held in NainIt's a chance to learn about the roots of addiction, without stigmatizing the addiction itself. The Nunatsiavut Government is offering a treatment program focused on healing through land and culture. It takes place in Nain for five days, starting on Monday. It's run by the Trauma and Addictions Community Mobile Treatment Team. Hear from the team.6 min
- Labrador West Smile cookies fundraising for Hopes Haven sell out in less than two daysSmile cookies at Tim Hortons in Labrador West were raising money for Hope Haven, the women's transition house. The cookies were so good, they sold out in just two days. Now there's another sweet treat available! Hear from Nicole Young, Executive Director of Hope Haven.4 min
- OKâlaKatiget Society Radio
A show dedicated to Inukituk language recently resumed after being paused for several months. We hear from the new host and the senior producer of OKâlaKatiget Society Radio.
8 min - Mission Kitty's Christmas expansion
Santa’s elves were in Wabush this week helping Mission Kitty Thrift shop. They were setting up their Christmas section, just in time for the holidays. We take you there.
7 min - Labrador fisherman's first year with automatic longline system
A Labrador fisherman says there's been lots of lessons learned with new modernizing equipment. We hear about his first season with an automatic longline system.
5 min - Roland Shears community Christmas hampers in happy Valley - Goose BayApplications are open for the Roland Shears Community Christmas Hampers in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We hear all the details on how to apply.6 min
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