Labrador Morning

Paying tribute to a dear friend by playing the sport she loved. We learn about the first Tia Normore Memorial Ball Hockey Tournament, which is taking place in L'anse au Loup this weekend.

Premier Andrew Furey ripped up the old Churchill Falls deal yesterday, and announced a new memorandum of understanding with Quebec. We hear a clip from yesterday's announcement.

Zack tells you about all the happenings in Labrador for the week of Dec 13th.

Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec have struck a new deal for Churchill Falls electricity. We have all Newfoundland and Labrador editor Alex Bill break down the deal for us.

It's being described as an historic agreement for this province. Yesterday, Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec signed a new Memorandum of Understanding, redrafting the 1969 Churchill Falls agreement that was a thorn in the side for many in this province.  

We speak with Labrador West MHA Jordan Brown for his reaction to the tentative agreement.

Tomorrow, a new Christmas shop in Labrador West will give kids the chance to pick up a gift of their choosing for a loved one. All for just $2. We hear from one of the "elves" who came up with the idea.

The memorandum of understanding over Churchill Falls is good news for the Innu, according to Innu Nation Grand Chief Simon Pokue. We hear more of his reaction.

Faiths Haven animal shelter is about to get a lot bigger next year. It's all thanks to a generous donation of land from Tacora Mines. We have all the details.

Two Labrador Masters students share experiences from their recent trip to Norway and Finland.

This afternoon, the premiers of Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec are making a big announcement about Churchill Falls. We ask former Labrador MHA, cabinet minister and CBC broadcaster Joe Goudie what he'll be watching for in that announcement.