Labrador Morning

We discuss the ongoing air travel challenges in Labrador with Perry Trimper, the MHA for Lake Melville.

A dinner of bakeapple-glazed chicken, harbour cruises, local performers, and so much more. Forteau Bakeapple Festival chairperson Dean Flynn breaks down all the fun happening at this year’s festival.

After many weeks without outdoor campfires, the municipal fire bans in Labrador City and Wabush are no longer in effect. Labrador City deputy mayor Mitchell Marsh tells us more about this decision.

An Inuk Elder in Nain shares what it was like to visit her home of Hebron last month. We learn more about the Hebron/Nutak reunions.

In the midst of all the wildfire damage in Labrador West, a resident of the area made a discovery out of the blue… robin's egg blue, that is. We speak with Walsh’s River resident Quentin Andrews.

We hear about an enterprising 8-year-old earring maker in Rigolet, who sold out his inventory in just a few hours at the Rigolet Salmon Festival. We learn more about "Grayson's Creations."

Celebrating not just the thrill of fishing, but the joy of coming together. We hear all about this year's Makkovik Trout Festival.

What can older landscape photos tell us about climate change in Nunatsiavut? We speak with a student looking for older photos north of Nain right now - and hear how historical photos can shed light on climate change.

The Town of Labrador City celebrated wildfire essential workers last week, and held a big welcome home barbeque for residents. We take you to those celebrations.

Tacora Resources is on safe footing again, thanks to a court-approved $250 million US deal. We hear more details on the investment.