Labrador Morning

Love is Love. The PRIDE celebration is continuing in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We find out how Pride Week is going in the town, and look ahead to what's still to come. 

The Right Honourable Mary Simon is visiting the province for the first time in her official role as Governor General. She joins us for a one on one interview in the Labrador Morning Studio! 

The evacuation order has been lifted. We hear the latest from the Forest Fire Duty Officer.

Last weekend two impaired driving arrests happened within 13 hours in Labrador West. MADD Lab West share their thoughts.

How do you keep yourself and your family safe from wildfire smoke? We hear from the Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Janice Fitzgerald.

She's been forced to evacuate her home TWICE but Susan Chislett is once again back in Churchill Falls, following the end of the evacuation order.

We're taking you to the Grand River Trappers Exhibit at Birch Island and of course, there's no one better to give us a little tour of that exhibit than Joe Goudie.

From toddlers to elders, Innu recently walked the runway in Sheshatshiu. We hear about the heritage fair and first Innu fashion show. 

The Governor General of Canada, Mary Simon, visits Labrador for the first time. She is the first Inuk to hold the office representing his Majesty the King federally, and she's here to learn all about our province. We get some reaction from Lela Evans, another Inuk who represents people in her district of Torngat Mountains

Canadian Rangers in bright red were among the parade of the Unknown Soldier in St. John's. 

We hear from Barry and Kim Andersen of Makkovik on what it was like to be a part of the ceremony.