Labrador Morning

The current provincial forest fire duty officer, George Gibbons, brings us the latest on the wildfire threatening Labrador West.

As the evacuation continues, we speak with Labrador City mayor Belinda Adams—and we hear why she’s pleading with the public to stop flying drones near active wildfires.

We hear from marine biology PhD student Kate Ortenzi, who says she has a passion for critters with “too many legs and not enough eyeballs.” We hear all about her ocean research in Nunatsiavut.

Lela Evans has crossed the floor again. We speak with the MHA for the Torngat Mountains District about her decision to leave the NDPs, and rejoin the PCs.

We hear about a big gesture of help and support for Labrador City evacuees from Wabush's Mission Kitty Thrift Shop.

Many organizations have opened their doors to the evacuees of Labrador City. We’ll drop by a free breakfast given out by a church here in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

RCMP officers in Natuashish were displaced after a fire took their homes on the weekend. We hear from the Chief of Mushuau Innu First Nation.

Crews are hard at work fighting the wildfire near Labrador City. Provincial fire duty officer George Gibbons gives us the latest.

The population of Happy Valley-Goose Bay has ballooned in recent days. We hear what a few local businesses have to say about that.

We visit the Mokami Status of Women Council's social enterprise, Thrifty Fashions, to see what they’re offering Labrador City evacuees.