Labrador Morning

Above average temperatures, rain, and practically no snow in places - it is unseasonably warm for the first week of January across Labrador. We ask a meteorologist with Environment and Climate Change Canada what's going on. 

We continue our tag along with Inuit youth as they learn about the impacts -- and some of the ways to mitigate -- climate change in Nunatsiavut. We bring you more of the Atlantic Voice documentary, The Science of the Land.

The Labrador Fishermen's Union Shrimp Company are now 100% owners of the MV Osprey Company -- we hear more about the deal from the company's president, Dwight Russell. 

About a dozen Inuit youth took part in a science camp in Nain this past fall. They learned how climate change is impacting the land and their culture. Those youth are featured in an Atlantic Voice documentary called, The Science of the Land, that aired on Sunday. We're sharing that documentary on Labrador Morning throughout the week. 

Tonight, a brand new season of Son of Critch premieres on CBC. In it, Newfoundland and Labrador actor Shawn Doyle plays a familiar name from the theatre scene in Wabush back in the day. We learn more about it when Shawn makes his own grand entrance on Labrador Morning.

A lifelong carpenter is proving it's never too late to take up a new hobby. Labrador Morning's Stephen Roberts spoke to Gordon Spingle of L'Anse au Clair about his new woodworking projects.

The debate over the new Churchill Falls agreement began in the House of Assembly yesterday. Morning Show reporter Darrell Roberts was there and joined us for a recap.

The Nalujuit are coming! The Nalujuit are coming! Excitement is in the air as children eagerly check their stockings this morning before an exciting Nalujuk day and night gets underway! We speak with Joan Dicker in Nain about this annual tradition.

The House of Assembly is opening today to discuss the MOU between NL Hydro and Hydro-Quebec. The two opposition MHAs in Labrador share their thoughts with Labrador Morning.

Award-winning voices and stories of Labrador! We speak with Them Days Magazine and the Labrador Creative Arts Festival about winning the inaugural Premier’s Medals and what this recognition means for Labrador’s culture.