Labrador Morning

A mother in Nain says that she and her partner can only eat one meal a day because of the cost of groceries

The Red Bay National Historic Site has gotten a boost in funding. We'll hear about what this means when you stop by.

Turning organic waste into rich farmable soil. We hear about a new compost program starting up along the southeast coast.

For all bookworms, artists, and curious folks, the Words of Warmth Literary Festival has arrived. 

"Hot enough for ya?" That's been a common refrain out around Labrador West lately so much so that on Friday, the Town of Labrador City opened up a cooling center for residents. We take you there.

Lights, camera, action! The Nickel Independent Film Festival is back for another year. We get a preview of the featured films.

Search efforts are continuing to find the hunter who went missing near Mistastin Lake. We bring you the latest from the Natuashish search and rescue team.

Summer is heating up but as the temperatures rise, so does the risk of forest fires. We check in with the provincial forest fire duty officer about the forest fire outlook across the Big Land.

Three stand-up comedians are heading "Back to the Lab" this weekend—or back to Labrador West, anyways! We hear about that show from comedian Jon Pickett, who's originally from Wabush.

Tomorrow in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, you can spin your wheels over to a bike rodeo for some food, bike safety tips and practical advice on preventing theft. We bring you the details.