Labrador Morning

One woman from Makkovik wants to see a Long Term Care Facility built on the north coast of Labrador. We learn about her and her family’s experience. We also hear from the Nunatsiavut deputy minister on whether such a project is possible.

Zack brings you all the happenings this week in Labrador!

We hear from a Makkovik artist who's had the chance to admire her own custom earrings on TV! Tegan Voisey will reflect on what it means to have her earrings showcased on "North of North."

This February, Margaret Beyere is sharing her passion for music during Black History Month. 

Each week, the Happy Valley-Goose Bay high school student will be featuring a song by a Black artist that inspires her.

Trump may have put a hold on tariffs, but things remain uncertain for businesses all across the country.  We hear from the Labrador West Chamber of Commerce for their thoughts.

Yesterday marked day 3 of Gerard Murphy protesting what he considers an eviction from his apartment. Members of Labrador City town council joined to support him and shared some good news.

Yesterday we brought you the story of Gerard Murphy. This week, he was told that his lease is ending in 3 months and yesterday, he protested that notice. We were joined by a provincial housing advocate to talk about tenants’ rights and “no reason” evictions.

Movie nights, a talent show, "really bad sculptures" and so much more! The Labrador Campus is definitely a happening spot this month. Campus librarian Sarah Papple will swing by to tell us all about it.

Trump has promised to pause the 25% tariff on Canadian goods for the next 30 days, at least. But when it comes to importing American supplies going forward, one local business owner isn't holding her breath.

The Birch Brook Nordic Ski Club is hosting its first ever Lasagna and Lyrics fundraiser. There’ll be live music from Richard Nelville and food served by Sodexo, Mor Meats, and The White Rabbit.