Labrador Morning

Dancing, fundraisers, and skiing. We check out the happenings around Labrador with Zack for the week of April 5th.

The winter has been much warmer than usual in Labrador this year. We speak to some high school students and hear their thoughts on our changing climate.

The great winged migration! We check in with the Snow Bunting project of Labrador, which is marking its 5th anniversary this year.

Golf without the flys, and without all the walking. We hear about a new "virtual golf space" in Labrador City.

The Nunatsiavut Government is hatching land, development and housing plans for the next two decades. But first, they want to hear from Nunatsiavut members. We hear how you can contribute your thoughts.

Some cube lubes, a timer, and—of course—several Rubik's cubes! We dig into Rhivu Rashid's special suitcase before he heads off for some cubing tournaments in the Maritimes this weekend. 

We hear a response from the RCMP about recent criticism surrounding drug dealing and enforcement in Labrador.

The snow is more "sugary" in Hopedale this year, but Ross Flowers still managed to build a traditional igloo outside his home. We hear from him, inside that igloo.

Eid al-Fitr, one of the two biggest Muslim festivals, is just around the corner. We check in on the Muslim community in Labrador West to learn about their Eid plans, and we’ll hear how Ramadan is going for them.

April is Autism Awareness month! We hear from an organization in Labrador West helping people with autism find work