Labrador Morning

We continue celebrating Labradorians' Arctic Inspiration Prize wins! We hear from Nunatsiavut Government archaeologist Lena Onalik, just after she learned about the win for the Hebron and Nutak reunions project.

A group of Hopedale youth just won one million dollars for a new language and culture center! We hear from the team dreaming of the "Inotsiavik Centre" project, and celebrate their Arctic Inspiration Prize win.

An intriguing piece of Labrador aviation history soars in a brand new podcast. It's a story about a gift that left a lasting impact on the people of Labrador. We find out more about Liberator: A Gift From Above.

A story that will probably tick you off. Ticks are being spotted on more animals in Labrador. We hear from a researcher on how you can protect yourself this summer.

16 million stamps featuring a photo of the Torngat Mountains have been printed by Canada Post! We chatted with the St. John’s photographer behind the stamp, Michael Winsor.

The North West River Volunteer Library is celebrating its 40th anniversary! We hear from Liz Dawson, an original volunteer with the library.

In the wake of 14-year-old Darcel Lidd’s death by suicide, NDP MHA Lela Evans joins us for a conversation about mental health care on the North Coast.

We drill down into the details on dental care for kids in the Big Land. Lake Melville MHA Perry Trimper joins us for a conversation on why some families are traveling to St. John’s for dentist appointments.

A group is working to help preserve the remaining buildings on Greenly Island, down in the Labrador Straits. We hear details from Greenly Island Corporation volunteer Max Sheppard.

Andrew Abbott of Labrador West was recently awarded a provincial volunteer of the year award for his work with Ducks Unlimited. We hear from him.