Labrador Morning

Retailers don't usually ask for our opinion before they raise prices. But the Public Utilities Board is looking for feedback on a possible hike in the cost of gas, diesel, and stove oil. We find out why, and how you can have your say about it.

The annual running event in Upper Lake Melville is less than a week away. It offers everything from an U12 kids' race, all the way up to a full marathon. Trapline race director, Edward Blake Rudkowski, drops by to run down the details with us.

In the wise words of Elmer Fudd, “Be very very quiet...I'm hunting wabbits!” The hunt for partridge and rabbit is already underway in Labrador. We hear an update from Hollis Yetman Jr, from the Labrador Hunting and Fishing Association.

Adventure Canada is coming back to Nain, and the whole community is getting ready.

We hear how the town is set to welcome visitors arriving on today's cruise ship.

It's prime time for redberries—and yesterday was a great day for it here in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Seniors with the Nunatsiavut DHSDs in North West River and Happy Valley-Goose Bay headed out to a redberry field, for the berries and a boil-up. We take you there.

Tractor rides, a music garden, cows and so much more. We hear what's going down at this year's Farm Fun Day at the Pye Centre.

Zack brings you all the happenings in Labrador for the week of October 4th.

On Thursday’s show, we heard Silone and Dorman Fowler’s concerns about an experience at the St. Anthony hospital this summer. We bring you part 2 of that conversation, and hear the Fowlers’ fears about doctor availability in Forteau.

From operating ROVs to learning from marine researchers—Nunatsiavut youth are getting a chance to dive into science. We learn more about an upcoming land-based science camp happening in Nain.

The Labrador Friendship Centre is holding a Sisters in Spirit Vigil this Friday. We speak with organizer Jill Elson.