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As part of the Labrador Campus’ “Big Land, Big Sky” week, astronomer Svetlana Barkanova dropped by Sheshatshiu Innu School last week. We hear some of her presentation on the northern lights.
Labrador City has a new space for anyone who love computers, science and making new things. We'll drop in on the new "Shed Labrador Inc. Makerspace."
Fishing season has begun for crab harvesters in southern Labrador. But with fewer fish plant workers, it's taking longer to process the catch. We hear from Mary’s Harbour mayor Alton Rumbolt, who’s also a long-time fish harvester
33 new houses in Sheshatshiu are being built, thanks to funding from the federal government. But according to Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation Chief Etienne Rich, about 300 applications were submitted for those 33 houses. We hear from Rich and Lab
Since Muskrat Falls was approved, concerns have swirled over the possible contamination of nearby country foods. We hear from two Environment and Climate Change Canada researchers looking into mercury and methylmercury levels near Lake Melville
It’s a disease that affects 1 in 10 women. Yet, a lot of people don’t know much about endometriosis. We meet one woman from Labrador West who traveled internationally for help.
Nothing says camping like a freshly caught fish—especially a fish caught and prepared Filipino-style. We meet Katrina Ayade, a Filipino woman who loves fishing in Labrador, and hear her recipe for "Kinilaw"—a kind of Filipino “ceviche” or raw f
Camping and good grub go hand-in-hand, and that's next on the menu during our special May 24 holiday show!
Just how rustic should a cabin be? Should it have all the creature comforts of home, or not so much? We asked some folks in Happy Valley-Goose Bay what comes to mind when they think of a cabin.
We meet two campers who’ve spent every weekend at Gosling Lake Campground since the start of the season. Josh Mckenzie and his wife, Melissa, give us the low down on their camping spot.
We know a lot of people in this province are good at lighting camp fires. But the pathfinders from the Happy Valley-Goose Bay guiding unit definitely know their stuff. We hear their advice on lighting fires.
At one point, the Gosling Lake campground just outside of Happy Valley-Goose Bay was in need of a little TLC. But now, co-owners Jamie Abbass and Blair McLean are breathing new life into the place—and they even hosted us for our provincial remo
We chat with the proud owner of a shiny aluminum "Airstream" camper, and hear why she loves being part of a vintage camper community.
Do you like to get out on the water and shout at people..? You could have the makings of a future coxswain! We’ll hear about a coxswain workshop coming up in Wabush, and learn about the art of leading boating teams at the Labrador West Regatta.
Join Zack as he tells you all about the happenings in Labrador this week!
Should a bus route have bus stops? The electric bus coming to Happy Valley-Goose Bay might not. We speak to a transportation advocate about that, and ask for his thoughts on the overall vision for the electric bus here in town.
After her 84 year old mother was sent home from the Labrador Health Centre with a broken leg, a Happy Valley-Goose Bay woman is asking why her mother didn't receive an x-ray. We learn more about why Sheila Brown says the province's health care
Spring is in the air, and that means it's time to clean out some recycling—if you have a recycling program, that is. We hear from the volunteer recycling group making recycling possible in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.
Over 6,600 people in Fort McMurray have been evacuated so far due to forest fire. We speak to a Labradorian who lives in the city, and hear how she's coping with the situation.
Seven inshore shrimp harvesters in Nunatsiavut say that for the first time ever, they're being denied a shrimp quota. They also say that about a third of the quota is going to the Nunatsiavut Government’s former Minister of Natural Resources. B
And the awards for Best Direction, as well as Best Community Representation go to… Makkovik! We hear from grade 12 students Michelle Nochasak and Robert Andersen—along with their vice-principal, Dion Rideout—about their prize-winning short film
Literature lovers of Happy Valley-Goose Bay, you're in luck! The brand new "Words of Warmth Literary Festival" is launching this June. We hear more details from organizer Morgen Mills.
A long-awaited mining project in Labrador West could be up and running soon—but some local officials are worried about the company’s potential fly-in, fly-out workforce. We hear from Labrador West MHA Jordan Brown and Wabush Mayor Ron Barron.
Vancouver mining company Saga Metals is eyeing two potential sites in Labrador for mining uranium, lithium, titanium and more. We hear from the company’s chief geological officer and director, Michael Garagan.
The town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay has enough money in hand to buy its electric bus. Labrador MP Yvonne Jones and Mayor George Andrews announced that news yesterday—though we still don't know when the bus will hit the streets. We hear the lates
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