Labrador Morning

A young entrepreneur in Forteau is making waves with her beading business, “Taylor’s Beaded Art.” We speak with Taylor Buckle about taking home an Entrepreneurship Spirit award at Youth Venture NL this year.

The province says it's taking crime concerns seriously in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We learn more about the provincial response from Bernard Davis, the Minister of Justice. We also hear about asbestos concerns at the Labrador Correctional Centre.

Royal Canadian Navy veteran Alex Saunders is currently seeking stories about Labrador veterans who fought in World War I. We hear from him.

Taking the plunge! We’ll hear from contestants as they brave frigid northern waters in the annual swimming race.

In the wake of last Monday's rally, elected leaders came together on Friday to talk about crime solutions in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We speak with MHA Perry Trimper and Mayor George Andrews about some of the plans going forward.

There's more iron ore to be had near Labrador West. We hear about the province's interest in developing the Julienne Lake iron ore deposit.

Find out all the happenings for the week of August 16th with Zack.

An Innu lawyer says racist rhetoric towards Innu needs to stop. She also says Innu need to take accountability for community members living on the trails in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We hear from Jolene Ashini.

Though nine of her siblings succumbed to high heat, “Survivor” the baby chicken defied the odds. Now, though, she needs some baby chick friends on the South Coast. We hear from her proud chicken mom.

In the 1940s and 1950s, thousands of Inuit were sent south for tuberculosis treatment—and many died away from home. We speak with Nanilavut project manager Cathy Ford about a recent ceremony held in Cartwright to honour those individuals.