Labrador Morning

There's an avalanche safety presentation happening in Hopedale tonight. We hear all about it.

Wolf sightings in Happy Valley-Goose Bay have a few people on edge. We check in with a provincial ecosystem manager.

It's an historic time for the province's fishery. We sort through some of the latest news with Chad Strugnell, a crab harvester out of St. Lewis

Emotions were high at a special town council meeting in Happy Valley-Goose Bay last night, as councilors motioned to remove Travis Ford from his position as recreation director. For his reaction to last night’s meeting, Travis Ford joins us in studio.

As Autism Acceptance Month continues, we hear from Labrador West parent Robin Hillier about what it’s like to raise her autistic four-year-old song, Charles.

Eid Mubarak! We celebrate the first day of Eid by checking in with our regular Labrador Morning host, Rhivu Rashid, as he celebrates with Muslim community members this morning in Labrador West.

Tony Chubbs—president of the Labrador Hunting and Fishing Association, and a former town councillor—weighs in on some recent financial decisions of the Town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We also hear from Tanya Michelin, who says her municipal enforcement officer job was recently cut due to “budgetary constraints.”

Keeping the beat alive. We drop by an Inuit drum making workshop for teachers from the North Coast—and learn how they plan to share this knowledge with students, who they say are "hungry" for cultural teachings.

The Public Legal Information Labrador Office is offering free legal clinics on the south coast this week—offering advice on family law, administrative law, wills and estates. We learn more.

Get your hiking shoes on... coming up, we tell you what you need to know about this week's Nain Hope Walk.