Labrador Morning

Fostering Inuktitut language and culture in the youngest Inuit generation—infants! We learn about the Inuaggualuit Language Nest program.

The current chair of Them Days magazine says the organization is in financial trouble right now—and without more provincial funding, the future of the organization could be at stake. We hear from chair Edward Blake-Rudkowski.

We speak with a book editor who's looking to speak with queer folks beyond the big city.

Zack tells you all the happenings in Labrador for the week of August 23rd.

A new community centre focused on NunatuKavut culture is on the way to Mary's Harbour. We learn more about the vision for that building.

60 km/hr winds and fog didn't dampen his spirits.  We hear about David Hawes latest trek on the Labrador Pioneer Footpath, and learn about some of the developments happening on the trail.

After facing struggles with addiction, Frederick Penashue is on a healing journey now—and he says he’s loving life these days. We go for a walk with Frederick at the Innu men's health gathering and hear his story.

An advocate in Labrador West says the province can announce all the buildings it wants, but they still need staff. We hear more reaction to the detox centre plans in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

This week, we're bringing you stories from an Innu men's gathering at North West Point. We hear from Martial Pinette, who says it takes courage to take steps towards healing.

MHA Jordan Brown says the province needs to double their efforts when it comes to doctor recruitment in Labrador West. We hear from him.