Labrador Morning

As IOC celebrates its 70th anniversary, we speak with President Mike McCann about some high and lows for the company throughout the decades.

Accessing health services can sometimes be challenging—but there are more supports available for Nunatsiavut members than some may realize. We hear about some community sessions highlighting non-insured health benefits for Nunatsiavut members.

If you ever take a look at a local court docket, you'll see that driving under the influence is still an issue. We hear from Mothers Against Drunk Driving Labrador West, and learn more about the events they're hosting this week.

We stop by Expo Labrador to hear how the retention and recruitment of employees is going for some of the businesses taking part.

Women and children in Labrador West will be taking a stand against sexual violence this weekend. We hear about this Saturday's Take Back the Night march.

The 44th annual Terry Fox run is happening in communities right across Labrador on Sunday, rain or shine. We speak with the coordinators of the events in Makkovik and Happy Valley-Goose Bay to learn about their plans.

Live music, multiple vendors, kids activities and more—all for a good cause. We hear all about the very first Well Bean Harvest Festival, which is happening on Saturday in Labrador City.

We hear from Grand Chief Simon Pokue about Innu Nation's decision to boycott Expo Labrador this week. We also bring you comment from the NunatuKavut Community Council and the Labrador North Chamber of Commerce.

We dive into all the happening in Labrador for the week of the 13th.

The ancient tree of life. We speak with a paleontologist and student researcher about fossils previously discovered in Labrador. We also hear how these fossils are helping researchers learn about the evolution of insects millions of years ago.