Labrador Morning

We meet Shane Ivany, another Churchill Falls wildfire evacuee who headed west to Labrador City. We hear his advice for anyone who might need to evacuate in a moment’s notice—and hear how’s coping with the situation as a former firefighter.

There was a big celebration for National Indigenous Peoples Day at the Labrador Interpretation Centre on Friday. We hear from curator Mina Campbell about the importance of cultural pride on this day.

It's certainly been a tough few days for Churchill Falls residents. But for many, the kindness of strangers has been a real silver lining. We hear from Happy Valley-Goose Bay’s Nicole Parsons and Churchill Falls’ Pamela Power about how their families are bonding at Nicole’s house.

Provincial forest fire duty officer Mark Lawlor offers an update on the wildfires in Churchill Falls and elsewhere in Labrador.

At a painting day for kids in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, we hear from a few thoughtful kids who had to be evacuated from Churchill Falls.

There's no doubt that emergency evacuations create a lot of emotional upheaval. We hear some advice for anyone reeling from the emergency evacuation in Churchill Falls last Wednesday.

Even with a skeleton crew, NL Hydro CEO Jennifer Williams says she believes crews can outlast the fire in Churchill Falls. We hear from Williams and Premier Furey during their media briefing in Happy Valley-Goose Bay on Sunday.

We’ve had some hot, humid temperatures in Labrador this week, but a cool mass of air is hitting some regions. We hear from the Gander Weather Office about how Friday’s weather could impact the Labrador fires.

The current provincial forest fire duty officer, Mark Lawlor, offers the latest details on the wildfires near Churchill Falls.

On Thursday afternoon, Premier Andrew Furey and NL Hydro CEO Jennifer Williams spoke with members of the media about wildfires in Churchill Falls. We hear some of that media briefing.