Labrador Morning

This week Zack tells you about the happenings for May 31st to June 6th.

Though some local emergency numbers will still be in use in Labrador, NL Health Services is encouraging residents to dial 911. We speak with Cassie Chisholm, the vice-president of transformation for health systems with NL Health Services.

We'll bring you part 2 of Rhivu Rashid's Atlantic Voice documentary, "Ramadan Diaries of a Morning Show Host." We’ll hear how he began connecting with the Muslim community in Labrador West.

Some places in Labrador have had dryer weather than usual this May. As forest fire season begins, we speak with the Labrador City Fire Chief about some prevention and safety tips. 

Cosplaying, collectibles, board games - oh my! The very first "Oddball Bazaar" is coming up in Labrador West. We'll bring you the details.

Eye of the Tiger! We're taking you back to the Sheshatshiu Community Race to hear some more sounds from the annual race!

It's been two years since a Labrador woman died while waiting for a bed in St. John's. But now, the health authority is promising to make changes for cardiac patients who need to be medevaced to St. John's. We hear about these new recommendations.

A Labrador West man’s experience of being denied a medevac kicked off some debate in the House of Assembly yesterday. 

When it comes to quota decisions for Nunatsiavut's northern shrimp fishery this year, one longtime fisherman says there's "more skullduggery going on here than you can shake a stick at." We hear from Inuk elder Alex Saunders.

A small group of Inuit fish harvesters protested in front of a Nunatsiavut Government building in Happy Valley-Goose Bay yesterday. We hear why they're demanding more answers about how this year's shrimp quota was allocated in Nunatsiavut.