Labrador Morning

Everyone was crossing their fingers that the wildfire wouldn’t jump the Churchill River. But yesterday afternoon, it did. We speak with the provincial forest fire duty officer for the latest updates on the wildfires in Churchill Falls.

Three countries. Dozens of aircraft. Hundreds of support personnel. 5 Wing Goose Bay is going to be a very busy spot this week! We hear more about "Pacific Skies," the global air force tour hitting the base.

She's been forced to evacuate her home TWICE in the past week. We hear from Susan Chislett of Churchill Falls.

There's a new chef in Sheshatshiu! We hear from Pishum Penashue, the graduate of a culinary program in St. John’s, and learn about her vision for opening a take-out in Sheshatshiu.

We speak with Premier Andrew Furey for the latest on the fires and evacuation status of Churchill Falls.

Ahead of last night's Stanley Cup final, Well Bean Cafe was rooting for the Oilers in latte-form. We learn how to make a McDavid Iced Latte at the Labrador West cafe.

The fires near Churchill Falls are still burning. We bring you the latest updates on the wildfires from the provincial forest fire duty officer.

Susan Chislett and her family evacuated Churchill Falls last week due to the wildfire situation. But now, she’s returned to the community as an essential worker. She speaks with the CBC’s Krissy Holmes about what it’s like to be back.

We check in with New Zealand couple Henk and Bunny Haazen, who are sailing up the Labrador coast and through the Northwest Passage.

There’s a new Arts NL grant program specifically developed for Indigenous artists. We learn all about the Creation Grant program—and learn why it isn’t just for people who consider themselves professional artists.