Labrador Morning

Labrador's very own William Larkham Jr—known for his Bigland Trapper youtube channel—is in the top 3 of the survival show "Alone"! Ahead of tonight's episode, we hear from Mallory Harrigan, who’s cheering William on from his hometown of William’s Harbour.

We have a free pair of IronFest tickets to give away on Friday’s show! But first, we want to hear all about the BEST concerts you've ever seen—and we're not afraid to hit the streets in pursuit of answers. We hear from some music lovers who were at the Labrador Mall yesterday.

The uncertain future of Saltwire means there could be shrinking job prospects for new journalists in this province. We chat with a student reporter about where she thinks she’ll end up.

Port Hope Simpson siblings Savannah and Isaiah Burden are back from the NL Summer Games in Bay Roberts. We hear what it was like to play on two separate teams during the games.

We head back to North West Point this morning. We hear why David Penashue is asking Happy Valley-Goose Bay residents to learn more about Innu people at the moment, especially when the town is on edge about crime.

The provincial government is working on its plan to build a detox and treatment center in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We hear from John Abbott, the minister of mental health and addictions.

After winning "Songwriter of the Year" and "Alternative Album of the Year" at the Junos, Oji-Cree songwriter Aysanabee is performing at Iron Fest this weekend! We meet the songwriter ahead of his Labrador City performance.

We speak with Statistics Canada about how they obtain their crime statistics, and learn a little more about the statistics in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

The show must go on! After multiple hurdles, the musical "Into the Woods" is hitting the stage in Labrador West tonight. We hear all about it.

This week, an Innu men's health conference took place in North West Point—complete with guest speakers, sharing circles and sweat ceremonies. We speak with organizer David Penashue about his vision towards healing.