Labrador Morning

Meeting the newly elected Chief and Council!  We take you to the official swearing-in ceremony for Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation’s newly-elected leaders—and hear why attendees there said there’s much to celebrate!

They're coming with a batch of new material, and they might have a few new characters up their sleeve, too!  We hear all about the Best Kind Comedy Tour coming to Labrador next week.

The federal minister of foreign affairs says consultations about low-level flying are ongoing with Indigenous groups—and she says the federal government wants to ensure 5 Wing has a confident future. We hear from MP Mélanie Joly.

Zack brings you all the happenings in Labrador for this week, August the 30th!

August 31st is International Overdose Awareness Day. We hear all about the "End Overdose" event happening in Happy Valley-Goose Bay to support that event.

The season finale of the “Alone” reality show aired Thursday night—and William Larkham Jr won the show, after lasting 84 days in the Arctic Circle! We hear from Lori Dyson-Edmunds, who’s been cheering him on all season.

It's been a highlight for Labradorians for many years. But earlier this week, we learned that the Northern Lights Business and Cultural Showcase has been canceled. We hear from the Baffin Regional Chamber of Commerce and the Labrador North Chamber of Commerce.

The province wants to tighten rules around cell phones in the classroom. CBC reporter Jenna Head brings us details about that plan.

A seniors housing project is on its way to Happy Valley-Goose Bay, as we heard about on yesterday's show. But many in Labrador West are wondering when seniors in their community will have affordable housing of their own. We hear from resident Tammy James, Labrador West MHA Jordan Brown and Labrador MP Yvonne Jones.

If you've been watching Alone on the History Channel then you know tonight's a big night! Ahead of tonight's finale, we hear from some fans of Labrador contestant William Larkham Jr.