Labrador Morning

The Nunatsiavut Government held its first ever Inuit Men's Conference last month in Hopedale.

We spoke with an organizer and two participants about the impact it had.

Christmas is a time of joy and cheer for most. For some, it might be a time of grief and mourning. An event in Labrador West tomorrow is helping those needing support during the season.

A portable x-ray trial was a huge success in Hopedale last month. We will bring you the details.

It's Hockey Night in Hopedale!  Find out how some volunteers are making sure young hockey players in northern Labrador have the gear they need.

Snickerdoodles, snowballs and so much more. We want to hear about your absolute favorite Christmas cookies on Labrador Morning this week and we took to the Co-op parking lot to hear more about the cookies you're devouring this Christmas.

We get crafty with Happy Valley-Goose Bay's Carol Ann Wilcox who definitely thinks outside the "gift box"! We get some tips for making homemade gifts for this holiday season.  

Two authors from Mary's Harbour faced a panel of local publishers last month with their works in progress! We hear from Jeanette Russell and Nina Rumbolt-Pye about their experience at "Pitch Wars" last month.

Syrians around the world are celebrating the fall of the Assad regime. We hear from a former resident of Syria now living in Labrador West about the news.

Canada Post employees were ordered back to work this week. But what kind of precedent does this back-to-work order set for unionized workers across the country? We speak with the president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour.

From whale skull, to whale scapula. We hear about North West River artist Billy Gauthier's new sculpture, which was recently displayed in St. John's.