Labrador Morning

Snowmobilers want more snow in Upper Lake Melville. Trails are far from ideal right now and in fact, the trails aren't even groomed yet. We hear from the president of the Grand River snowmobile club about the lack of snow this winter. And the trouble that causes.

Be it comedy, theatre, or music, there's always something playing at your regional arts centre. We called up the Labrador City and Happy Valley-Goose Bay arts centres to find out what's taking place this month.

We hear from two young women from Labrador about their experience competing in Miss Newfoundland and Labrador.

Gerard Murphy is staging a protest.The long-time Labrador City resident is questioning why he's being forced out of his home, after receiving a 3 month notice his lease will not be renewed.

Looking at photos from the past, to seek a path forward. We bring you to Nigel Markham's photo exhibition showcasing Innu from the 70s, which is now on display in Sheshatshiu. We hear how those photographs are resonating with people today.

Labrador businesses are speaking out on what they want to see happen before Gull Island is developed. They shared their thoughts during an event put on by the Labrador North Chamber of Commerce this week. We also spoke to Jennifer Williams, NL Hydro President and CEO.

US President Donald Trump is pausing his 25 percent tariffs for 30 days but the threat still looms over Canadians. Labrador Morning hit the streets, well, the aisles in Labrador City to see how folks are reacting by watching what they buy.

Ottawa is partially reversing an immigration quota cut for Newfoundland and Labrador. Labrador businesses are breathing a sigh of relief, but say more is still needed. The Labrador North Chamber of Commerce and a small business in Happy Valley-Goose Bay shared their thoughts with us.

30 members of Sheshatshiu First Nation took a courageous step towards recovery yesterday. We bring you inside Apenam's Camp and for a look at the first day of its latest residential treatment program.

A pre-kindergarten space, a new computer room, a room devoted to Innu culture and language, and so much more. Sheshatshiu Innu School is expanding - and yesterday, the school hosted an open house.