Labrador Morning

Recitals, musicals, film screenings and more—there's something for everyone at the theaters this month. We check in with the Lawrence O'Brien Arts Centre and the Labrador West Arts and Culture Center for our monthly theater promo, which we're now calling "What's the Acts?"

Zack brings you updates on all the happenings in Labrador for the week of June 7th-13th.

She's a proud Labradorian with more than 200 design projects under her belt. We speak with architect Harriet Burdett-Moulton, who recently received an honorary doctorate from Memorial University. 

There's nothing like the sight of a glittering iceberg, sparkling in the sun on a warm spring day. We hear about the icebergs out around Mary's Harbour these days.

Healthcare took center stage at the inquiry into the treatment of Innu children in care this week.

We'll hear more testimony from the first Labrador Innu nurse—and primary health director for the Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation—Mary Pia Benuen.

The MHA for Labrador West is concerned about the recent internal provincial audit on workplace incidents—especially in light of all the industry in his district. We hear from MHA Jordan Brown.

We hear more from the inquiry into the treatment of Innu children in care, as Mary Pia Benuen continues her sworn testimony.

It was a seedling fiesta yesterday at the Pye Centre in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. The farm's on a mission to cultivate community, and says one way of doing that is selling seedlings! We take you there.

We chat with two members of Team Hestia Heat from Labrador West, who just won their second Lab Cup in a row.

A group of veterinarians from PEI are making their way to Postville and Nain this month. We check in with the Chinook Project, and hear all the details on their upcoming visit.