Labrador Morning

Since the wildfire evacuation, employees of the only hotel in Churchill Falls have been hunkering down in their boss's home in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We drop by, and hear how families from Ukraine, Nepal, India, Mauritius and Canada are living together, all under one roof.

Zack brings you all the happenings for the week of June 28th in Labrador.

It’s Pride Week next week in Happy Valley-Goose Bay! We speak with Safe Alliance volunteer Mason Woodward about all the upcoming events. We also learn about a rising backlash towards members of the 2SLGBTQ+ community in Labrador, and hear why it’s so important to celebrate pride.

When you don’t have any power at home, a warm meal and somewhere to charge your phone is always appreciated. We hear how the Salvation Army was helping people out in Labrador West yesterday.

Churchill Falls wildfire evacuee Sheri Haye is using a bird feeder camera to keep an eye on wildfires in town. We hear from her.

The Nunatsiavut Government is hoping to keep more Inuit children in care in their home communities. We hear about info sessions happening this week.

From L'Anse-au-Loup to Tennessee! We hear from a group of Labrador Straits Academy students, who took part in a worldwide ROV championship last week.

At the moment, we're all anxiously waiting for reports on the Churchill Falls wildfires. We speak with the provincial forest fire duty officer.

The Churchill Falls fire hit transmission lines yesterday, knocking out power for many people in Labrador West. We check in with Wabush mayor Ron Barron about the power situation Wednesday morning.

The Town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay stepped into action again yesterday for wildfire evacuees. We hear how the town’s helping the people of Churchill Falls.