Labrador Morning

From Christmas concerts and dance performances to festive variety shows and a Filipino Christmas expo! Hear about all the events at the Lawrence O'Brien Arts Centre in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

Psychologist Janine Hubbard says acknowledging how tough the holidays can be for someone creates a space where they feel comfortable being honest with others, rather than feeling like they have to "fake it." We hear her advice.

The Carol Players come bearing gifts of handmade Christmas ornaments while mummering around. They're performing for a $30 donation to the group. Hear from the president and vice-president. 

An Innu man is marking a milestone and sharing his journey in hopes to inspire others. Hear from Stephen Penashue, a peer support worker at the Mary May Healing Centre in Sheshatshiu. 

We're taking you into the woods for a film Sheshatshiu Innu students had fun making last week. It was all part of a 2-day filmmaking workshop, offered by the Nickel Independent Film Festival in collaboration with the Labrador Creative Arts Festival. We learn about the students’ horror comedy in-progress.

Businesses in Labrador West are concerned about Trump's potential tariffs, according to NDP MHA Jordan Brown. We hear why he's asking the province to work on alternative solutions now.

We meet a painter in Labrador West who definitely doesn't restrain her creativity. We speak with artist Jessica Thomas, and hear how she paints with watercolours to show her love of the land.

In the spirit of the season, Nina Rumbolt Pye shared a shout-out to Rick Johnson—a gardener making a big difference in Mary’s Harbour.

The Innu Midwifery Program is taking inspiration from Nunavut. They're starting Innu-specific baby bundles, filled with essential items for new parents. We hear the details.

We hear how a single mother in Nain is helping other single parents in her community with food costs this Christmas. We learn about Binky Andersen's Christmas Hampers for Single-Parent Households in Nain.