Labrador Morning

Get ready for the ghoulish and the ghastly. Folklorist Dale Jarvis joins us to talk about his latest eerie book, Haunted Houses of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Gateway Labrador is kicking off their Fall Heritage Festival today, celebrating the arts, nature and family in Labrador West. Gateway Labrador tourism and development officer Keshia Flowers gives us the details.

Members of the Indian community in Happy Valley-Goose Bay say that everyone in the town deserves love and respect. This week, they met with the Mayor after false accusations were made about community members on social media. We speak with Mayor George Andrews about this issue.

There's a community gathering for seniors coming up in Makkovik. We hear details from Beverly Hunter, the regional elders coordinator with the Nunatsiavut Government.

We hear how a beautiful wedding came together in just four days at the Labrador Health Centre earlier this month—all to help a mother's final wish come true. We hear from the bride, Renata Russell, and her new mother-in-law, Denise Russell.

From beach upgrades and RV rentals to campground karaoke! The owners of Gosling Lake Campground say they're totally thrilled with how their first season is going. We hear from co-owner Natalie Mclean.

The province's Registered Nurses Union says government was five months late with a report on nursing vacancies -- and the union is looking for answers. We hear from union president Yvette Coffey.

We hear part two of our conversation with IOC President and CEO Mike McCann. We learn more about the company's efforts to work with Indigenous communities, and also hear their plans for a more sustainable future.

We speak with some nursing students at the Labrador Campus in Happy Valley-Goose Bay about how their semester is going so far, and hear what it means to them to study here in Labrador.

From Adlatok Bay to Island Harbour, Ben's Cove and Big Bite. These are the names of homesteads on Labrador's North Coast known for their rhubarb patches. We find out about a rhubarb project bringing heritage varieties together in Makkovik.