Labrador Morning

How might sea creatures, birds or even cats perceive the northern lights? We called Jonathan Cohen, a professor at the University of Delaware who focuses on animal eyesight, to learn more. We bring you that conversation.

Helping women and gender-diverse people reach new heights. We take you to the "Elevate Aviation" event that happened in Happy Valley-Goose Bay this week.

Zack takes you around Labrador and gives you all the Happenings!

The Indigenous advisory firm First Peoples Group has prepared an independent report for Memorial University on verifying Indigenous identity. But that report isn’t sitting well with NunatuKavut Community Council President Todd Russell, who says the report is “biased” and “useless.” We hear from him.

From Nordic stories of virgin spirits dancing in the sky, to Inuit tales of ancestors playing soccer… high school students in Sheshatshiu heard many stories about the northern lights at a presentation last week. We caught up with grade 12 student—and space enthusiast—Helen Nuna to hear her thoughts.

You might not think a mine would be controversial in a mining community like Labrador West. But some residents are voicing concerns about the potential environmental toll—and a possible fly-in, fly-out workforce—at the proposed Kami Mine project. We hear from Duley Lake cabin owner Steve Legge, and hear response from Champion Iron.

Calling all Lab City literature lovers in Lab City! There's a book fair happening at the Labrador Mall this weekend, with all donations benefiting Air Daffodil.

As part of the Labrador Campus’ “Big Land, Big Sky” week, astronomer Svetlana Barkanova dropped by Sheshatshiu Innu School last week. We hear some of her presentation on the northern lights.

Fishing season has begun for crab harvesters in southern Labrador. But with fewer fish plant workers, it's taking longer to process the catch. We hear from Mary’s Harbour mayor Alton Rumbolt, who’s also a long-time fish harvester

Labrador City has a new space for anyone who love computers, science and making new things. We'll drop in on the new "Shed Labrador Inc. Makerspace."