Labrador Morning

Nigerian puff-puffs, Filipino noodles, German sausages and more. We take you to the Association for New Canadians’ potluck in Happy Valley-Goose Bay last week.

The shot of a lifetime. Alicia Chaulk captured video and photos of a seal pup coming up for air out on the ice in Lake Melville. We hear from Alicia about why patience can pay off when photographing animals—and also hear her concerns about the upcoming seal hunting season.

First Labrador West, now Churchill Falls! The silent book club movement is spreading across the Big Land. We hear from Churchill Falls head librarian Ronda Kent.

Love and loss. That’s the theme of Santiago Guzman’s one-person play “Altar,” about a young immigrant originally from Mexico. We learn more about that show, which is being performed this week at the Lawrence O’Brien Arts Centre.

The inquiry into the treatment of Innu children in care resumes on Monday. Ahead of next week's hearings, we hear about the need for more core funding for social health programs.

The second annual small business market and Job Fair took place yesterday in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We take you there.

It's that time of year when birders dust off their binoculars and search for rare migratory birds. We check in with south coast birder Vernon Buckle

Competitive puzzle solving, a skate-a-thon, celebrating midwifery and more. We hear What’s the Happs in Labrador for the week of April 12th.

The Journey Project is back in the Big Land, with a new exhibit called “TRANSFORMation: a photo journey by Survivors of Sexual Violence and Intimate Partner Violence.” We hear the details.

The Newfoundland Rogues are back in Sheshatshiu for another basketball camp this week. 

Players Trey Harrison, Lewis Djonkom and coach Jerry Williams stop by our studio for an update.