Labrador Morning

Breaking the stigma of suicide to save lives. We hear more from two trainers who delivered suicide first aid in Sheshatshiu last month.

The province's health contracts will soon be the subject of scrutiny for the office of the auditor general. We hear why the Labrador West MHA is among those who requested this audit.

It's called suicide first aid. We drop by an “Applied Suicide Interventions Skills Training” workshop in Sheshatshiu.

Memorial University’s Labrador Campus is launching a new northern-based, Indigenous-led undergraduate program. Ashlee Cunsolo, the vice-provost and dean of the School of Arctic and Subarctic Studies, tells us all about it.

In the wake of the recent drug busts in North West River, we hear from an advocate in the community.

This past weekend, Kathy-Lynn Shaw won best supporting actress at the provincial drama festival. We hear from her.

Innu elder Elizabeth Penashue is sharing concerns about the impact of low-level flying on the Innu way of life. We heard from her.

We drop by a recent meal of country foods for seniors at Happy Valley-Goose Bay's long-term care home. 

Cain’s Quest winners Randy and Sebastian Malleck recently donated $10,000 of their prize money to the Janeway Children’s Hospital. We talk to Randy Malleck about what it meant to make that donation.

For the first time since 2018, Labrador West's fundraiser for the Canadian Cancer Society is back. We hear all about the event, which is now known as "Relay Our Way."