Labrador Morning

After four days of debate, the Churchill Falls MOU passed in the House on Thursday. But it was not without drama as the Progressive Conservatives walked out during the vote. Darrell Roberts takes us through the heated moments, what the agreement could mean for the province, and why some MHAs took a stand.

We bring you another installment of the Atlantic Voice documentary, The Science of the Land. We find out why there are concerns about invasive species and contaminants showing up in bird populations in Nunatsiavut. 

This is a very mild January so far and there's very little ice or snow in places across Labrador. 

We caught up with Mina Campbell down at the dock in North West River to talk about the weather.

How might another, bigger hydrodam on the Churchill River impact the environment here in Labrador? And what might it mean for those living downstream from the projects? 

Rigolet Inuk hunter Derrick Pottle shared his concerns.

After more than 50 years, why is now the time for a new Churchill Falls deal? We hear what one energy expert had to say about that during yesterday’s debate in the House of Assembly.

Do you know an inspiring woman in Labrador West making a difference in the community?

A new award is honoring those women. We hear from the organizer about this new award.

We hear from Labrador MP Yvonne Jones on Trudeau's resignation and her hopes for the federal Liberal party, going forward. 

All aboard the Nalujuk Night Express! On Monday, a group of Nalujuit travelled by bus around Happy Valley-Goose Bay, shaking their sticks at elders and even chasing a few unsuspecting people! We bring you along that bus ride.

Oversight, the border and an election? CBC Morning’s Darrell Roberts gets into day two of the Churchill Falls debate in the House of Assembly.

A 51-year-old Nain woman has been missing since December 30th. We hear the latest on the search for Elizabeth Jararuse.