Labrador Morning

Many kids across the country dream of playing for the NHL. One boy from Wabush got a sneak peak on what it’s like to share the ice and skate with the pros of his favourite team.

Going to kindergarten is a big step for most children. But Kinderstart is a program to help make the school transition less scary for the kids and their parents. We chat with some of the kids and parents on how they are feeling.

A call out for free ADHD and autism assessments for Indigenous adults is getting an overwhelming response, we find out more.

A pillar of the theatre community here in Happy Valley-Goose Bay is retiring today. We reminisce with Suzanne Mealey about some of her favorite local productions. And learn about an obscure song that she calls her favorite. 

Zack brings you all the happenings in Labrador for the week ahead.

A new Labrador inspired photography exhibition by Eldred Allen is being showcased at a prestigious gallery in Toronto. It also happens to be Allen’s first solo show outside of Newfoundland and Labrador. We speak with the self-taught photographer.

It's not the ski hill they were hoping for but the folks at GooseHead Alpine Ski Club are excited to open a new outdoor rink. They’ll be hosting a free day of skating this weekend.

This weekend marks the end of the Roy Sainsbury Memorial Ball Hockey Tournament. An organizer and Roy's youngest sister spoke to us about why the tournament is ending now and how Roy’s legacy will live on.

Labrador will be represented on the world stage at the Special Olympics World Winter Games.

Labrador City cross-country skier Colin Rumbolt will be going to the games in Turin, Italy in March. He shares how he’s preparing for the big event.

Safe Works Access Program saw a record number of safe use drug supplies distributed across the province last year. We hear how that looked for the SWAP program at Mokami Status of Women Council.