Labrador Morning

The cooling system at the morgue in Nain has been fixed. But Torngat Mountains MHA Lela Evans is questioning why it took so long for NL Health Services to make the repairs. We hear her reaction.

If you've ever wanted to know more about your human rights—or if you're curious about how, exactly, to file a human rights complaint—there's a great opportunity to learn more in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We hear all about the NL Human Rights Commission's upcoming sessions in town this week.

We hear some sobering statistics on rising airfare prices here in Labrador, and we speak with Happy Valley-Goose Bay mayor George Andrews about a recent federal meeting on air travel in the North.

A show bringing together traditional hoop dancing and ballet! We learned all about the "Dancing the Seven Teachings" performance happening in Happy Valley-Goose Bay this weekend. Labrador Morning's Regan Burden spoke with Malgorzata Nowacka-May, the artistic director with the Chimera Project Dance Theatre, and Arik Pipestem, a member of the Tsuut’ina nation and a cultural advisor and performer in the show.

With rainfall and wind warnings in effect for the North Coast, we decided to check in Veronica Sullivan from Environment Canada's weather office for the latest.

Bob Dylan fans in Labrador West are in for a treat this weekend. That's because St. John's singer-songwriter Mick Davis is making his way to the Arts and Culture Centre, with a performance full of Bob Dylan songs.

We brought you part 2 of our conversation with Ellen McDonald, who's recorded thousands of folk songs in Labrador over the years. We heard some of her recordings from the 70s and 80s.

The Labrador Straits Thanksgiving Classic is getting started in L'anse au Loup this evening. For more details on the tournament, we spoke with organizers Neko Butt and Laura Oates.

People on Labrador's North Coast could be in for a very stormy weekend ahead. Environment Canada has issued wind and rainfall warnings for Hopedale, Natuashish and Nain. We spoke with three people weathering the storm; Julius Dicker, John Terriak, and Mark Nui.

Brad Wade was born with just one lung. But that isn’t stopping him from running the Trapline Marathon. We meet the “one lunged wanderer,” and hear how he’s training for the upcoming 21 km half marathon!