Labrador Morning

The RCMP have arrested a man for arson in connection with the fire at the Sand Bar. But the bar’s owner, Falon Wilson, says they’ve received multiple threats over the years—and she’s begged the RCMP for more police presence at the bar. We hear from her.

Sheshatshiu’s Florence Milley says she’s concerned about crime in Happy Valley-Goose Bay—but she’s also worried about some of the comments she’s reading online. She’s asking everyone to come together and work on solutions, and says now is the time for peace, respect and unity.

Team Labrador has been busy at the Newfoundland and Labrador Summer Games. We hear from Evelyn Ryan, the special events program coordinator with the Town of Labrador City, who has been there to help cheer on the team.

Category is... hometown eleganza! After 30 years in the Vancouver drag scene, Carlotta Gurl is doing her FIRST public performance at home in the Straits this weekend. We hear all about her upcoming show at Pinware’s Tobac Lounge.

We catch up with Tammy Hannaford, who sells her handmade crafted earrings through her “Porcupine Kunik” business. Now based in Ontario, we learn how crafting helps her stay connected with her home in Rigolet.

The Newfoundland and Labrador Summer Games are in full swing. We hear about some of the highlights so far for Team Indigenous.

30 years of slinging sausages, wieners and even schlongs. We pay tribute to Carter's Hot Dog Stand in Labrador West, which is celebrating 30 years in business.

About 300 people came out for a "Take Back Our Town" rally in Happy Valley-Goose Bay yesterday. We take you to that rally, and also bring you a response about crime concerns in town from the RCMP.

Seal kicks, inukshuk painting, marshmallow igloos and more. We drop by "camp days" at Labrador West's Indigenous Services Centre.

The Newfoundland and Labrador chapter of advocacy group Child Care Now says early childhood educators need better working conditions in this province—including a pension plan and medical benefits. We speak with board member Patrice Gordon.