Labrador Morning

An A to Z guide of marine magic, written right here in Labrador. We hear all about local author Erin Snow’s new children’s book, “What Can You See From A to Z Under the Labrador Sea.”

Find out all the happenings around Labrador this week with Zack.

A young grasswork artist says she’s disappointed the Northern Lights Business and Cultural Showcase was canceled, but she also understands why the decision was made. We hear from Rigolet artist Ella Jacque.

Parliamentarians from across the north gathered in Upper Lake Melville this week. We hear from Labrador MP Yvonne Jones about those meetings. 

Today is the first day of school for most students in the Big Land. We check in with Labrador Morning’s Darryl Dinn, live on location from AP Low Primary School in Labrador West.

On the first day of school, keeping kids healthy is top of mind for many parents. We hear from NL Health Services about some illnesses to watch for at the moment.

On August 31, 1924—as part of the first flight around the world—two US army biplanes touched down in Labrador. Dave Paddon’s grandparents witnessed the historic landing, and he tells us more about the historic event.

On the heels of her provincial tour through Labrador, we speak with Registered Nurses' Union NL President Yvette Coffey. We learn what she's hearing from nurses on the ground in the Big Land.

Keeping it in the family. We hear from a Labrador City family with four generations working at IOC, as the mining company celebrates its 70th year.

It’s back to school week! We hear from Peacock Primary School principal Ashley Barrett about how to help students adjust to the classroom in September.