Labrador Morning

The community of Mud Lake is down to about 20 full-time residents these days. We take a trip across the river to visit the remote town.

It was a hot, humid day in Labrador West yesterday. We take you to Tanya Beach to cool off!

We talk about the dangers of a bushy type of grass called "foxtails," which seem to be popping up in Labrador more these days. We hear why foxtails can be so dangerous for dogs.

While salmon runs in many parts of the world are in a desperate state, it's been a banner season so far in Labrador. We hear from a longtime angler—and the CEO of popular clothing brand “Hooke”— who recently spent some time on the Hawke River.

We're really feeling the heat this week, with heat warnings in many areas of Labrador.

We speak to the provincial medical officer of health about how to protect yourself from these brutal temperatures.

A new study from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives shows that 30 percent of Atlantic Canadians earn less than twenty dollars an hour.  We talk to the report’s co-author about what this means for Newfoundlanders and Labradorians.

No doubt about it this summer has been a lot for residents of Churchill Falls and Labrador City. We speak with a counsellor about navigating the emotional impacts of an evacuation.

We're in for a hot week as we enter the month of August. Time to check back with the provincial fire duty officer for the latest on wildfires across Labrador.

Police say they'll be ramping up patrols in Happy Valley-Goose Bay in the following days and weeks. We hear from RCMP Corporal Jolene Garland.

Traditional square dancing, a dj, a fishing derby and so much more! We hear all about Rigolet's Salmon Festival, which kicks off this week.