Labrador Morning

For some people it's giving gifts that puts them in the holiday spirit. Operation Christmas in Cartwright picks one household at Christmastime to give to every year. We take you there and learn about how they helped a local woman this year.

Students from the Labrador Campus recently took a trip to Finland and Norway. We tell you about the course that brought them there. 

There's a chance to have your say on the Kami Iron Ore project in Wabush tonight. We hear from the Champion Iron COO about tonight's big meeting and hear how last night's session went as well.

The Nain volleyball team is celebrating after coming in third, while playing up two divisions with the largest schools in the province. We hear the details.

Makkovik is ready to sparkle again this holiday season with the return of its annual Christmas Lights & Decorations Contest! We hear all about it from the Recreation Director of the Makkovik Inuit Community Government.

It's hard to believe, but temperatures are supposed to reach 11 and 12 degrees in some parts of Labrador tomorrow. We get the latest details about the rain and freezing rain headed our way.

You know what they say "there's an app for that!" And by that, we mean the ability to shop 24 hours a day. We hear more from last week's grand opening of "Aisle 24" in Labrador City.

This week, some big crowd pleasers here in Labrador are coming to town! The Irish Descendants are bringing their Christmas show to Happy Valley-Goose Bay and Labrador West. We speak to front man Con O'Brien about this year's show.

We hear from 10 year old Leah Benoit in Labrador West, who's donating items to the food bank every day leading up to Christmas.

We hear a brand new Filipino choir in Happy Valley-Goose Bay sing their hearts out and learn about the caroling they've been doing around town this Christmas season.