Labrador Morning

As we continue recognizing Foster Family Month, we hear from the Innu Round Table Secretariat - and we hear why it's so important to have Innu foster families, for Innu children in care.

Students at Bayside Academy had a very a-moose-ing time last week! We hear from the students and the NunatuKavut Community Council about a classroom lesson on butchering moose meat.

Kick it! We take you to a kickball tournament that took place during the Manishan Nui Community Gathering, which was all about friendly competition and fun!   

An archaeologist from MUN traveled to Nain in search of connection with a culture that, like her own, remained resilient despite colonialism. We hear from Ph.D archaeology graduate Ujunwa Onah.

People in Labrador West are fed up with rising airfare costs—and this past Saturday, they rallied to demand action. We take you to that protest.

In Happy Valley-Goose Bay, the provincial government is committing to more cops, body-worn cameras for RCMP officers, and the development of a community safety plan. These are just a couple of recommendations from the Police Transformation Working Group's report on public safety in town, which was announced on Friday. 

The federal government is slashing immigration numbers for next year and beyond. We hear from a local expert about how the news could affect this province.

We find out about a Filipino sports fiesta happening in Happy Valley Goose Bay on Saturday.

How much of an oddity are delayed audits? We speak with Municipalities NL about the loss of $400,000 dollars due to delayed audits in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We also hear about their efforts to support municipalities across the province facing similar financial struggles.

Halloween is in full swing this weekend, but that's not stopping Christmas shoppers here in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We hear more details about the big Labrador Traditions Christmas Craft Fair.