Labrador Morning

Sailors from the Royal Canadian Navy are visiting Hopedale this week. We hear about their plans in the community during their visit.

She recently completed a powerful journey, walking with students and other Innu women for days in the wilderness. Nuna Pasteen, vice principal at the Mushuau Innu school, shares her experience—and also discusses her hopes for the new school year. 

We learn about the art of glass etching from Eunice Earle, who offered a workshop during Labrador West’s Fall Heritage Festival this week

A new, accessible bench intended to commemorate the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation isn’t sitting well with some residents. Mayor George Andrews responds to some concerns raised on Labrador Morning earlier this week

There's lots to love about the Gull Island gathering. And taking in all the musical performances is a big part of it. We hear from 13-year-old Maeva Pone and singer-songwriter David Penashue.

42 for 42! We catch up with Makkovik's Betty Sampson, who set a big personal goal when she turned 42 years old. We’ll hear about all the hard work she’s putting into this year’s Trapline Marathon.

He's Labrador's newest TV star, and fans had a chance to meet him last week. We drop by William Larkham Jr.’s talk at the Labrador Interpretation Center.

While some are applauding the Town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay's new bench commemorating truth and reconciliation, others say the bench is a prime example of hostile architecture - and say the gesture feels ironic in a town that's removed so many public benches.

Labrador West Minor Softball has concerns about the town of Labrador City moving two of their fields. We hear from Minor Softball and the town of Labrador City.

It’s going to be a busy week at Gull Island for the Manishan Nui Community Gathering. Coordinator Amanda Rich tells us what’s happening.