Labrador Morning

Happy Valley-Goose Bay is now home to 16 new affordable housing units. We take you to Friday's grand opening of those housing units, and hear from Housing Minister John Abbott and Labrador MP Yvonne Jones.

Plucking, cleaning, and cooking up some yummy lunch for seniors! We drop by the North West River Community Centre, where Lake Melville School's Inosivut class was preparing a meal for seniors in the community.

Zack brings you all the happenings in Labrador for the week on November 15th.

We hear from a woman originally from Ukraine, Kateryna Prytula, who's helping people in Labrador City "look as good as candy." We hear all about her new salon, "Candy Lady."

Happy Valley-Goose Bay’s Dale Ford has helped bring back a local addiction recovery support group. He shares what the group is all about and opens up about how support groups have made a big difference in his own recovery journey.

We learn more about a study of hydropower transmission in Labrador West—and hear what it could mean for mining companies and NL Hydro.

A root cellar, compost bins, a greenhouse and more! We hear about the flurry of gardening activity happening in Mary's Harbour—and hear how everything was going at the community garden there this October.

A program is helping Inuttitut learners connect with fluent speakers in Nunatsiavut. We hear from the coordinator, Shirley Jararuse, along with recent participant Nicholas Flowers.

Come for the specialty scones and sugar cookies, stay for the cozy atmosphere. We drop by for a chat with Charlene Rumbolt, who owns the Caribou Cafe.

Innu health and well-being in the context of colonialism. That's the focus of a study presented last week in Halifax. We hear from Leonar Ward and Annie Picard, who are both co-authors of that study.