Labrador Morning

Almost ten thousand people are finally returning home after the tireless efforts of dozens of firefighters. Jeff Motty, the current provincial fire duty officer, updates us on the wildfire near Labrador West and the other fires across Labrador.

Over the past ten days, one family's evacuation turned into an unexpected camping adventure. Labrador Morning’s Gavin Simms visited the Tremblay family and their four dogs at the back of the Labrador Friendship Centre. Simms spoke with the entire family, starting with Fonda Tremblay.

During the course of the Labrador City evacuation, many different kinds of support have been needed for people with different kinds of brains. Hear how the Autism Society in Happy Valley-Goose Bay has been helping out.

Last Friday Labrador City residents only had minutes to pack and some people either couldn't find their pets, or had animals who couldn't travel. We hear how Faith's Haven Animal Shelter is stepping in to help.

We check in on all the happenings in Labrador for the week of July 19th.

They're fresh out of the oven and selling fast. We hear from the newly opened Goose Bay-kery, Mo's Cafe.

Even in the midst of a fire evacuation he came out like a blaze. We hear about the arrival of Ozzy "Blaze" Brooks, who was born in Labrador West on Tuesday.

With more crews on the ground in Labrador West, we hear the latest details on the wildfire threatening the region. We speak with the provincial fire duty officer.

A lot of days are pretty quiet at the office, but earlier this week, we had some visitors come and shake things up! Hear some of the 24 kids from the Military Family Resource Center Summer Fun Day Camp who rolled up to our CBC studio.

With Happy Valley-Goose Bay’s population surging due to the Labrador West wildfires, demand is also increasing at the Labrador Health Centre. We hear from Labrador-Grenfell Health.