Labrador Morning

After more than 60 years, elders who were evicted from Hebron and the Nutak/Okak Bay area returned to those communities. Team Lead Lena Onalik shares the story of these emotional reunions.

If you love to ride your motorcycle and help a good cause, there's an event this weekend that might rev your engine. We hear about the Home Away from Home motorcycle ride, which fundraises for Air Daffodil and Daffodil Place.

Find out all the happenings around Labrador this week with Zack!

We speak with Tamara Lindeman, the renowned songwriter otherwise known as “The Weather Station.” We hear about her experience as the resident artist aboard the Students on Ice expedition in Labrador.

Hope is on the horizon for Tacora Resources. The company may have found a way to exit creditor protection. We hear from the mayor of Wabush about his reaction to the news.

Though the provincial government has lifted the fire ban across Labrador, the municipalities in Labrador West say it’s still in effect there. We hear details from the provincial forest fire duty officer.

We return to Mud Lake and continue our tour through town

From homemade boat races to vibrant parades and thrilling games, there’s something for everyone. We hear all about the Fun in the Sun Festival in Postville.

Back to school time is coming around the bend—but it comes with high costs for families buying school supplies. We hear how the Labrador Friendship Centre's backpack program is helping families out this year.

With three bakeapples and a little bit of soil, you can contribute to scientific knowledge in the Cartwright area—AND become eligible for a $50 gift card. We speak to environmental studies student Tara Ryan about her bakeapple research.