Labrador Morning
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Successful search for missing Nain boy
Police in Nain are thanking the community for jumping into action to help find a 15 year old boy reported missing in the early morning hours.
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GPS technology for coastal airstrips
Landing airplanes in coastal Labrador is now easier and safer thanks to GPS. John Gaudi met up with Captain Aaron Williams, the chief pilot with Air Labrador
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NunatuKavut - Complaint against the RCMP
8 members of the NunatuKavut community arrested at a Muskrat Falls protest last month. NunatuKavut Community Council believes its members were targeted by officers....and is calling for an investigation.
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Nunatsiavut Government meets with Provincial Cabinet
Two governments met in St. John's yesterday -- the provincial cabinet, and the executive council of Nunatsiavut.Sarah Leo speaks with Tony Dawson
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Last video store closes
Call it a sign of the times. Happy Valley-Goose Bay's last video rental store, Just New Reeleases, closed yesterday. The shop opened in 1993. Baily White reports.
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Cartwright - L'Anse au Clair - Waiting for by-election
Rosetta Holwell is the mayor of Cartwright says there are urgent issues candidates will have to address during their campaign
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Police Appreciation Week
Students in Happy Valley-Goose Bay got up close and personal with the Police at the Broomfield arena,as flashing lights from police cruisers and screaming sirens filled the air for Police Appreciation Week
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A stretch limo for Happy Valley Goose Bay
Dwayne Green bought it in New Brunswick, and drove it over the Trans Labradodr Highway last week.
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the iPad revolution - Peacock Elementary School
The Happy Valley-Goose Bay school is getting a twenty-thousand dollar grant to convert their library into a learning resource centre
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Labradorians on Film
It's become quite the institution in Happy Valley-Goose Bay for film buffs. Program co-ordinator, Morgon Mills talks about the past seasnon.
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RCMP Nain - New phone system
RCMP detachment in Nain has been chosen as a Labrador test site for a new phone system.uests: Constable Jocelyn Noseworthy and Heather Angnatok.
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Canadian Cancer Society - Scammers
The Canadian Cancer Society is telling people to be vigilant in Labrador. Elders have been targeted in both Happy Valley-Goose Bay and in Nain. Stanley Oliver explains what people should be on the look out for.
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Gun age limit - How young is too young?
Should 12 year olds be allowed to hunt with guns in this province? It's a question that's sparking a lot reaction from people who're both for and against it. Tony Chubbs is the President of the Labrador Hunting Association .
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Jones win Labrador By-election
Liberal Yvonne Jones defeated Peter Penashue and NDP Harry Borlase in a by-election in Labrador last night. Yvonne Jones in studio with Tony Dawson. Penashue and Boralse from last night.
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Sheshatshiu mourns the loss of Joseph Riche
There were hundreds of people on hand for Joseph Riche's funeral Among them, Jeremy Andrew is the Deputy Grand Chief of the Innu Nation and Premier Kathy Dunderdale. They spoke with Labrasdor Morning's Matt McCann
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Montreal to Happy Valley-Goose Bay - On Bicycle
A father and son are biking all the way from Montreal to Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Some time for Benoit and Zac Havard to get to know each other.
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Labrador By-Election - Polls open
Today's the day to vote for your federal MP. Labrador Morning's Bailey White is at a polling station... And she's got all the information you need to cast your ballot.
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Family war graves at Beaumont-Hamel.
Geoff Goodyear of Happy Valley-Goose Bay and his 82-year-old father visit the Beaumont-Hamel Newfoundland Memorial.Some of their familiy members are buried there.
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Labrador by-election - What are the candidates saying? -...
John Gaudi sat down with Peter Peanshue, Yvonne Jones and Harry Borlase to get their answers. Today the Question: 5 Wing Goose Bay
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Remembering former Innu Grand Chief Joseph Riche
Joseph Riche was hunting there with three other people. he was alone in a canoe when it tipped, sending him into the water. In the lead-up to the signing of the New Dawn Agreement Joseph Riche spoke passionately in favour of the deal.
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Game On... a Photo exhibit by John Gaudi .
John talks about "Game On"a "Labrador Winter Games" photo exhibit Friday Night at the Them Days office
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Buried treasure at the base chapel at 5 Wing
a construction worker at the Chapel of the Northern Lights on 5-Wing Goose Bay found something big. A time capsule.. placed in the wall years ago.
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Labrador by-election - The Final Pitch
We hear from political candidates running in Labrador's byelection why voters should choose them.
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National Nursing week...
In Labrador, nurses play a crucial role as primary caregivers to people in isolated communities. Donnie Sampson worked on the coast for many years... now she's a nurse practitioner and is regional director of Community Clinics for Labrador Grenfell
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Close call for Elizabeth Penashue
One of the Innu Nation's most well known elders was almost killed on the highway between Happy Valley Goose Bay and Sheshatshiu last Sunday. Elizabeth Penashue was walking with her Granddaughter when a car came tearing along and crashed on the side of th
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Thieves steal pricey polar bear pelt
For Labrador hunters.... bagging a polar bear is like winning the grand prize. So last week thieves took more than just a pelt from Fur Harvesters Auction in Happy Valley-Goose Bay... they took someone's big game glory too
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Labrador by-election - What the candidates are saying
An electrifying conversation with the by-election candidates about Muskrat Falls power and what Labradorians need for the future
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Aboriginal children in Foster Care
Andre Cyr is with Statistics Canada. and, Michelle Kinney, Nunatsiavut Deputy Minister of Health and Social Development
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Mental Health Awareness Week
Sandy Penney,Regional Director of Mental Health and Addictions with Labrador Grenfell Health outlines plans for the week.
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College of the North Atlantic - Layoff notices
20 employees received layoff notices at CONA, HVGB. Carol Furlong.... president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Association of Public and Private Employees
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Retired School Board CEO Action Group.
They're "alarmed" the province is moving ahead with consolidation WITHOUT consulting the public.Former Director of Education Cal Patey, is part of the group.
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Labrador by-election - What are the candidates saying?
We put questions to the candidates about important issues in Labrador. Today - Housing
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Labrador - Forestry workers needed
In the Muskrat Falls project, There's a demand for forestry workers, and Nalcor is hiring them away from small companies on the island.Bob Dingwall is a forestry consultant, and Gilbert Bennett is VP with Nalcor
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Peter MacKay - 100% Guarentee Penashue goes to cabinet
Labrador By-election - At Peter Penashue's campaign headquarters on Tuesday, Peter MacKay said if you elect Penashue..appointment to cabinet... is a 100% guarantee.
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May is hemochomatosis awareness month
Hemochromatosis is a genetic disorder. In layman's terms, it's an iron overload. Melita Paull ives in Charlottetown, and was diagnosed with hemochromatosis
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Music Monday
An interstellar sing-along at Queen of Peace Middle School in Happy Valley Goose Bay
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Jennifer Lanthier -Award winning author in Labrador this...
TD Canadian Childrens book week.Mike Power dropped by AP Low primary school to find outmore about the Author, and to hear what some of the students thought about it all
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Red Bay - World Heritage site?
International Council on Monuments and Sites recommending Red Bay historic site it become a designated World Heritage site. Trudy Taylor-Walsh , Parks Canada.
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Rule Changes - Temporary foreign workers
Regina Vickers - business owners in Happy Valley-Goose Bay are worried about changes to a program that allows them to turn to temporary foreign workers to fill positions....
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Bad parkers beware...Facebook Photos
Bernard Bird was fed up with seeing poor parking jobs all over Happy Valley-Goose Bay. So he started a Facebook group... to post pictures of bad parkers.
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It's rail safety week! Why do we need it?
in Labrador West where there are trains, there are plans to map out what to do if there is a disaster. Mike Power speaks with Lloyd Hobbs, and Len LeRiche of safety services Newfoundland Labrador.
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Changes to Canada's Search and Rescue system
Canada's auditor general criticised Ottawa for mismanaging the system. Harry Blackmore is the president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Search and Rescue Association
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"Love You Forever and Other Stories"
"Love You Forever and Other Stories" director Sandy Gow is our guest....previewing the show in Labrador City .
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NDP Leader,Tom Mulcair in Labrador
NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair is campaigning with Harry Borlase in a late push to give his candidate the edge over Yvonne Jones and Peter Penashue. He is in our Labrador Morning Studio with Tony Dawson.
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Desiree Scott- National soccer team. - In Labrador City
Desiree Scott from Canada's National soccer team is working with kids in Labrador West
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Them Days - Grand River edition
Them Days editor Aimee Chaulk talks about the newly printed Special Edition of Them Days - Grand River edition
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"Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training"
group of frontline workers in Nain are now better prepared to help people who're comtemplating suicide. Patricia Kemugsiak is the Minister of Health and Social Development with Nunatsiavut Government.
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Elections Canada - Labrador by-election
Officials with Elections Canada want Labradorians to rest easy heading into the by-election. John Enright explains how Elections canada is preparing for May 13th
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"Man Up Day"
Senior male students of Menihek high school in Labrador City took part in "Man Up Day"
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Reaching the breaking point - Search and Rescue in Canada
Canada's auditor general says the federal government is mismanaging its search and rescue responsibilities. Randy Edmunds responds.
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Finding their voices through art
Women in Happy Valley-Goose Bay are learning how to make their voices heard doing everything from making masks and drum dancing... to performing puppet shows.
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Summer's here! Records in Labrador
In the Upper Lake Melville area temperatures have climbed to record breaking highs. Matt McCann finds out whatpeople are saying about this beautiful weather.
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Innu talking circle - A way to common ground?
Sheshatshiu restorative justice co-ordinator David Penashue says there is a way to find common ground between Innu parents and social services.
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A new High School breakfast program
Students don't always show up to morning classes with a full stomach. Mealy Mountain Collegiate in Happy Valley-Goose Bay wants to change that.
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Matt McCann - Welcome to Labrador Morning
Matt McCann joins us as the latest addition to the Labrador Morning Crew.
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Aclose look at the identity and culture in southern...
Anthropologist John Kennedy is in Souothern Labrador. He's in the region to ask people for their thoughts on their identity and culture.
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Violence Awareness Week contest
speaking with Students at Menihek High school in Labrador City who just won a video contest.
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Barber shop poll
A small barber shop in Happy Valley Goose Bay is polling its customers, and if it's unscientific sample of voters is any indication, it's Peter Penashue's election to lose.
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Celebrating heritage
Spending time with students at Lake Melville School during the annual heritage fair.
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Reuniting Families?
Innu Protesters shut down the child youth and family services centre in Sheshatshiu. Torngat Mountains MHA Randy Edmunds brought it up in the house of assmebly.
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Student summer jobs in Labrador West
In Labrador West, high paying summer jobs are up for grabs . Mike Power explains.
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New Democratic Party - Watershed Wars
Ryan Cleary - private member's bill claim all watersheds in Labrador were left unprotected after the Conservatives changed the Navigable Waters Act
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Sheshatshiu - Shutting down Child Youth and Family...
Innu parents demanding to know why children are being removed by the province, boarded up the Child Youth and Family Services building in Sheshatshiu
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Being seen at the Northern Scene
Shirley Moorehouse, Inuit artist from Happy Valley-Goose Bay, joining Aboriginal artists from Canada's North in Ottawa.
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Labrador by-election - Elections Canada advice
Lots of interest in Labrador's federal by-election, Not sure if you're on the voters list? Diane Benson is a spokseperson for Elections Canada .
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Trudeau mania hits Labrador
Labrador Liberals welcomed Justin Trudeau with open arms. Sounds from the rally and, Justin Trudeau is Tony Dawson's guest on Labrador Morning.
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Charges laid - Iron Ore Company of Canada
Charges have been laid against the Iron Ore Company of Canada in relation to an industrial accident two years ago, when a contractor on site was electrocuted
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By-election debate smackdown.
Peter Penashue, Yvonne Jones and Harry Borlase squared off. Penashue accused Yvonne Jones of unethical spending.
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National Volunteer Week
Jennifer Hefler-Elson, executive director of the Labrador Frindship Centre, outlines how they are celebrating thier volunters.
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Snowmobilers taking big chances on thin ice
The dangers of snowmobile skipping on thin ice. guest: Royal Newfoundland Constabulary Sgt. Ryan Wentzell .
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Living with Arthritis in Labrador West
This province has one of the highest rates of Arthritis in the country. Judi Burgess is with the Arthritis society of Newfoundland and Labrador
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Enter Norman Andrews...Libertarian Party of Canada
The federal by-election in Labrador has another candidate. Happy Valley-Goose Bay's Norm Andrews is running for the Libertarian Party of Canada.
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Looking for clues German u-boat clues
Perry Trimper strongly believes a W.W.II German sub is lying at the bottom of the Churchill River.Brian Corbin, the diver who discovered what he believes is the submarine.
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We're sorry - Nalcor apologizes to Innu for racist...
They shut down the Muskrat Falls Project, and day later they got an apology from Nalcor. Two Innu workers at Muskrat say they heard a manager last Tuesday hurl a racial slur towards Innu. Nalcor V.P. Gilbert Bennett explains.
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First book Canada
Tom Best executive director of First Book Canada explaines the project that will find it's way to Labrador.
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"Sustainable Communities Initiative".
Tom Sheldon, Director of the Environment with Nunatsiavut explains the program..
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Hunting Caribou in Nunatsiavut - Sarah Leo
21 caribou were taken down by Nunatsiavut hunters last week, but from what herd. Nunatsiavut President Sarah Leo explains.
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Labrador West music festival
Miss Andrews' grade three class from AP Low Primary school and, Adjudicator Natalie Spurrell
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Innu protestors - Claim a racial slur was made at...
Amanda Benuen says a manager for a contractor made a racial slur toward Innu workers
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Artist Jean Claude Roy - He sent the lost parcel
The Labrador parcel Canada Post lost along the road came from France. We have the sender Artist Jean Claude Roy, about the parcel and his paintings.
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Blessing the animals
"Beyond Trauma Through Christ Worship Service for Animals." Captain Robin Major, Chaplain at 5 Wing Goose Bay explains
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How bad is the road from Happy Valley Goose Bay to Blanc...
CBC reporters, Peter Cowan and Lee Pitts just tackled the road from Happy Valley Goose Bay to Blanc Sablon, and they documented the whole trip
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Remembering Rita McNeil
just over twenty five years ago when Richard and Alma Kelly first heard Rita McNeil at the Arts and Culture Centre in Labrador City
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The importance of eating locally
"Nourish" being screened at the O'Brien Arts Centre , with local farmers and local food. Jill Airhart is our guest.
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Teaching Inuit culture... to Inuit people.
Peter Irniq is an Inuit cultural teacher from Nunavu.he wants to share his rich background with others. He speaks with Byron Hamel.
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Smokey Mountain in Labrador City
Winter refuses to give up in Labrador West. One more weekend to ski.
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Former Labrador Conservation Officer - On job cuts
Eighteen wildlife officers have been laid off. Hollis Yetman worked as a conservation officer. He tells Jon Gaudi what that will mean to Labrador.
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Combined Councils - New president, new ideas
The Combined Councils of Labrador is now under new leadership. Tony Andersen, the Angajukkak of Nain, was voted president at the AGM last weekend.
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Labrador West's rising soccer stars
A look at the Labrador West soccer program with Tony Reccord.
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Standing by his Premier...- Nick McGrath defends the...
Many people have lost their jobs ,programs have been cut. Premier Kathy Dunderdale is busy defending her budget, and Nick McGrath does the same on Labrador Morning.
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Lure of the Labrador Wild - Dillon Wallace Bio
Lure of the Labrador Wild is an important piece of Labrador history Philip Schubert has written a biography about Dillon Wallace .
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NDP -Harry Borlase - Standing up for NunatuKavut?
NDP candidate Harry Borlase put forward - and passed - an emergency resolution at the party's policy convention in Montreal
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Labrador West music festival
Find out what you can take in at this year's Labrador West Music Festival. Oour guest is Fesitval Chair Bob Gagne
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Sweet sounds of harmony - O'Brien Arts Centre
Tonight - Pan Labrador Choir is putting on a show led by Kelly Walsh. John Gaudi previews.
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Combined Councils AGM
Combined Councils of Labrador AGM has come and gone. How did things work out with Lorriane Michael and Nick McGrath? Nath Morres is our guest.
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Mail...lost and found - Elaine Chubbs
What are the odds of your mail being found on the side of the road more than 250 km from where you live? That story and Canada Post reaction.
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Peter Penashue - The premier wouldn't have him in her...
Kathy Dunderdale's reaction to Peter Penashue's claim that while he was a federal cabinet minister, he held up approval of a project in Newfoundland until he got money for the Trans-Labrador Highway.
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Nick McGrath - Threatening message....?
At the Combined Councils of Labrador meeting - Acting President, Nath Moores ,says he was told to keep NDP leader, Lorraine Michael, off a panel this Saturday with Nick McGrath and Keith Russell.
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Meet Jason Spingle - NDP for Cartwright L'anse Au Clair...
Jason Spingle grew up in Lanse Au Clair, the last 15 years he's been in Corner Brook . He is going to run for the NDP
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Food for the Soul
Marle Windsor is leading a series of cooking classes begins at Five Wing Goose Bay's chapel that's all about healthy eating
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Nick Mcgrath responds to Lorraine Michael
On Radio Noon - Labrador Affairs Miister Nick McGrath responds to NDP Leader Lorraine Michaels's interview on Labrador Morning about implied threats to the Combined Councils of Labraor.
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Her hair is so bad... It's good !
Wendy Barbour of Labrador City combed through a recent issue of the down home magazine she knew that a picture of her from her high school days could give her a close brush with fame.
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College of the North Atlantic Demonstration-Labrador City
Across the province yesterday there were demonstrations against the provincial government's budget cuts .Here are what some of them at the event in Labrador City had to say .
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Jim Learning - Out of Jail and eating
Jim Learning isn't one to back down from a fight. The NunatuKavut elder is a staunch opponent of the Muskrat Falls Project
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Interim Liberal leader Bob Rae - In Labrador
A sea of red at Yvonne Jones' election campaign kick-off in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.
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Ghosts of Violence - On stage at the O'Brien Arts Centre
The Atlantic Ballet Theatre of Canada powerful perfomance reminds us to be aware of domestic violence, abuse and homicide
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How will your public library be affected by cutbacks?
Public Libraries across the province will see cuts. Shawn Tetford , the executive director of Newfoundland and Labrador public Libraries explains what we can expect in Labrador.
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Nain Post Office Break-in
RCMP have arrested a 19 year old man and a 20 year old woman.Eugene Knapick is with Canada Post
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ADDA-Home is outta buisness
ADDA-Home has filed for bankrupcy. Lee Pitts reports
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Peter Penashue's campaign launch
Peter Penashue made the case for why people should vote for him in the byelection, with promises for 5 Wing Goose Bay.
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Combinned Councils AGM
The Combinned Councils of Labrador Annual General meeting begins in Happy Valley Goose Bay today we've reached Nath Moores, acting president of the combined councils.
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Supporting Jim Learning
We speak with a close friend of the NunatuKavut elder who's currently behind bars in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.
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Cartwright to L'anse Au Claire -Dempster wants the job
Yvonne Jones is no longer the MHA for Cartwright L'anse to Au Claire. Lisa Dempster is seeking the Liberal nomination.
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Peter Cowan - Saying farewell to Labrador
For six years, he's been bringing us stories about the Big Land on CBC's Here and Now. But the time has come to say good-bye. Peter Cowan is leaving Labrador.
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Joe Goudie - Peter Penashue's campaign manager
Five years after he denounced the Conservative party of Canada for the "In and Out" election spending scandal, Joe Goudie is the campaign manager for conservative Peter Penashue.
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Breaking his silence. Peter Penashue speaks to As it...
Peter Penashue has continually refused to come on Labrador Morning. But he did finally break his silence last night - with Carol Off on "As it Happens"
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Labrador by-Election May 13 - Penashue/Cowan exchange
The by-election is on for May 13th. At a funding announcement last Friday, his first public event since his resignation, Peter Penashue went on the attack, against CBC's Peter Cowan.
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Crosbie Conversations - Part One
John Crosbie - lawyer, former provincial and federal politician, and our former Lieutenant Governor. The Crosbie Conversations start with his thoughts on Peter Penashue and the power of the Prime Minister.
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NL Drama Festival - Reviews
Robin McGrath tells us what it takes to review the plays at the Provincial Drama Festival.
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Say goodbye to college programs in Happy Valley-Goose Bay
We speak with a College of the North Atlantic administrator about the impact the provincial budget cutbacks is having on programs.
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NunatuKavut protest
We get up close to the Muskrat Falls demonstration where a number of NunatuKavut protesters, including Todd Russell, were arrested by the RCMP.
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Drama Festival - Gander's Avion Players -"The Lyons"
Avion Players bring us a tale about a family that packs a real punch. Nicky Silvers black comedy, "The Lyons"
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Poll results for Labrador
The campaigning has started for a by-election in Labrador with the resignation of MP Peter Penashue last month. Yesterday the results of one poll were released, conducted by Forum Research incorporated.
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Hopedale teenager shaved her head for cancer charity...
19-year-old Amber Vincent and 21 others in Hopedale raised a lot of money to support people living with cancer.
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"Hockey goes on competition" - Churchill Falls winner
Tony McEachran of Churcill Falls is now known as one of the top hockey supporters in Atlantic Canada.
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Labrador School Board - Bracing for big changes
Last week's budget shocked many when it was announced that the board is being dismantled.Gronowy Price is chair of the Labrador School Board.
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Drama Festival - Corner Brook's "The Play about the Baby"
Off Broadway Players performed Edward Albee's "The Play about the Baby" at the O'Brien Arts Centre. John Gaudi attended rehearsal.
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Cigarette price hike - 10 times higher in Labrador
Smokers always expect a hike at budget time. But 10 times higher. Mike Power explains the gap.
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Breastfeeding - Video Campaign
Janet Murphy Goodridge is the Provincial Breastfeeding Consultant and chair of the Baby-Friendly Council of Newfoundland and Labrador.. Talking about a breastfeeding video campaign.
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A young singer from southern Labrador wants her music...
14-year-old Maria Smith has entered the Much Music Coca Cola Covers contest. The three finalists will get to star in their own commercials and will get a trip to the 2013 Much Music Video Awards.
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Poll shows support for Muskrat Falls Project
The majority of residents in Newfoundland and Labrador support the muskrat falls project. That's accoring to a new poll conducted by Corporate Research Associates
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Provincial Drama Festival - Adjudicator Michael Chiasson
Michael Chiasson is the adjudicator at this year's Provincial Drama Festival festival in Happy Valley Goose Bay.
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SLOW internet to NO internet - Problem solved?
Labrador customers frustrated with the service from Bell Alliant, turning down potential customers because they don't have the capacity. Mark Duggan on why that's about to change
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Chinese investment in Alderon
After years of exploration and planning, Alderon's Iron ore mine in Labrador West is another step closer to development.
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Rick Mercer is back on Labrador Morning
The final show of the season is on tonight, and we're quite happy to welcome Rick Mercer back to Labrador Morning.
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Dsrama Festival -St. John's one man play
Jim Healey is the only actor in the St. John's production of "Judge Prowse Presiding". Byron Hamel stopped by to chat
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Blanc Sablon to St. Barbe ferry service
Minister of Transportation and Works , Paul Davis talks about the tendering process.
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Todd Russell - Nunatukavut's Action planning committee
Nunatukavut's new Action planning committee
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Labrador Strait Ferry Service - Complaints
People are fuming over the government's role in the Labrador Straits ferry service. Stelman Flynn lives in Forteau.
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Yvonne Jones - Runing for Liberals in Labrador
How does Yvonne Jones plan to win the upcoming by-election? We talk with the Liberal candidate
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Demara Pafford -Planning woes for Ethiopia trip
The mother of a young Wabush girl headed to Ethiopia to do volunteer work next month recounts the roadblocks she's encountering to get there.
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Newfoundland and Labrador's Drama Festival - Happy...
Kathleen Hicks joins us in our studio to talk about the Drama Festival
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Labrador West Arts and Culture Centre - STAFF CUTS
new budget means big changes to Arts and Culture Centre in Labrador West. First- Terry French , Minister of Tourism, Culture and Recreation. Then Actor/Director Peter McCormac
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Comedy - Anonymous George ...Budget
No budget can please everybody. No matter how it comes out, some things will be good, and others... well, not so much. Here's some talkback from one of our favourite callers. He wants some clarification about the budget. Here's Anonymous George.
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Yvonne Jones says Goodbye to the House
She's currently the longest serving member in the House of Assembly. Yesterday, Liberal M-H-A Yvonne Jones said her goodbyes.
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Hard Landing for Air Labrador
It was a close call for an Air Labrador skedevac flight to St. Anthony . Air Labrador President and CEO Philip Earle on the line with Tony Dawson
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Mokami Players - "Unity"
A long distance relationship. Mokami Players Director and actors together at last for the Provincial Drama Festival
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Williams Harbour - Moving?
People living in Williams Harbour on Labrador's South coast may be packing their bags. Government offering people in isolated communities up to 270 thousand dollars to resettle
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Budget 2013 - Wabush mayor Ron Barron
Wabush mayor has been calling for more money for infrastructure for his rapidly developing town. Did the budget deliver what Ron Barron wants?
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Budget 2013 - Job cuts
Getting the pink slip. The emotional impact of being cut as a result of yesterday's budget.
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NDP in Labrador West - Harry Borlase - Peter Cowan
NDP Candidate Harry Borlase along with leader Thomas Mulcair were in Labrador City for a public meeting .
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NDP - Thomas Mulcair Live on Labrdoar Morning
Stephen Harper hasn't even called the Labrador byelection yet, but NDP leader, Thomas Mulcair, is already on the ground campaigning. Live from Labrador West
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Labrador is losing its school board - Retired teacher,...
A retired teacher in Happy Valley-Goose Bay tells us what she thinks of the Labrador District School Board being cut in the provincial budget
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The Nishiyuu Journey - Melissa Natachequan
They marched into Ottawa about 300-strong, with Cree, Inuit, Algonquin, Mi'kmaq and Mohawk walkers.Melissa Natachequan of CBC North was tehre.
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Pine Marten Mania in Labrador ?
Furs from Labrador are like gold on the open market,according to Jim Shouse, a well known trapper living in Happy Valley Goose Bay.
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Nunnatsiavut - Inuttitut language supremacy
Elsie Wolfrey is trying to breathe new life into the Inuttitut language in Nunatsiavut. Back in January, she launched the first ever Community Inuttitut Challenge.
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Boom and Bust in Labrador West
Expert advice on navigating the boom and bust cycle of remote mining towns. Dr. John Thistle of the Labrador Institute AND Gwen Preston -senior staff writer, Northern Miner
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Housing...boom or bust?
Real estate agent Karen Pomeroy says, phone has been ringing off the hook with calls from contractors looking for places in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.
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Minister of Justice - Innu confrontation
Darin King, minister of Justice trusts his willife officers know what they're doing when tracking down illegal hunters, following confrontation with Innu.
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Labrador By-election - Russell NOT Running
NDP select Harry Borlase to run in Labrador by-election. Todd Russell says he will NOT run. The Greens won't field a candidate.
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Great Labrador Loppett
Tomorrow is the Great Labrador Loppett Labrador West. We'll tell you about a family affair....
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Caribou confrontation
It was a tense showdown between a group of wildlife officers and innu caribou hunters.
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Carol Players - "Unncessary Farce"
Drama buffs can get their fill tonight and tomorrow in Labrador West. The Carol Players hit the stage with their latest offering.
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Talking homelessness over roast beef - information...
The Housing and Homelessness program in the Upper Lake Melville area wants to hear your renting woes.
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Residential Schools - A Picture Says a Thousand Words
Emotional week for a group of Labrador Inuit who attended boarding schools, taking oart in a workshop
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Collen Connors - Last Labrador Morning
Saying Goodybye to Collen Connors on her final show as co-host with Tony Dawson.
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Kraft Hockey Goes On - Churchill Falls in the running
He's dedicated his life to minor hockey..and now he's one of one hundred finalists across Canada that could win 1 hundred thousand bucks. More from Tony McEachren from Churchill Falls,
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Labrador AAA Midget Hockey Team
Labrador's Midget triple A hockey team is in Nova Scotia today for the Atlantic championships.
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Rompkey vs Penashue?
The Prime Minister told the country on Tuesday that Peter Penashue is the best MP Labrador has ever had. So, what does 7-time former MP and Senator, Bill Rompkey, feel about falling behind the rookie.
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Tips for Nutrition Month
March is Nutrition Month. To get a platefull of tips on healthy eating, we're joined now by Lynn Blackwood.
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Remembering Perry Michelin
The community of North West River is still coming to terms with the death of a well known man from the community. Perry Michelin died in a snowmobile accident last Thursday.
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Labrador West - Spring, What spring
First day of spring but winter is still going strong in Lab west
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Labrador City - Needs room to grow
Labrador City has been growing and is is facing some really big challenges - no place to grow. Mayor Karen Oldford says council is doing what it can to find space.
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Nain Safe House
More and more women are using the Nain Safe House. Eighty Four last year. Nicole Dicker believes a lot of that has to do with alcohol
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The quick fix. Clean Drinking Water
A St. John's company says it may have found the answer for clean drinking water for small communities in Newfoundland and Labrador. Jen White reports
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Labrador Residential School students - Workshop
Labrador residential school students - taking a workshop with Joe Solanto,to understand how the past affects them
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Heritage Dog Team Race - How to get there?
Here's a challenge for you. How do you get a dog sled team from Happy Valley Goose Bay to Nain? Karen Miles and her two sidekicks has the answer. Ride them to Nain.
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Labrador City teen pilots Canadian Navy patrol vessell
We speak with Nicole Winsor, a Labrador City teen as she pilots a Canadian Navy patrol vessell.
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Students at Northern Lights Academy build a komatik for...
One RCMP Constable was in need of a new komatik for his machine and some students at Northern Lights Academy stepped up to complete the task.
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CAI defends their record
CAI points to Yvonne Jones as one reason the company lost its bid to provide ferry service between Labrador and the Island.
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Dealing with Natuashish Dogs
The SPCA in Happy Valley-Goose Bay and the Mushuau Innu band council are working together to reduce the number of roaming dogs in Natuashish, one plane load at a time.
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Trappers' Cup Tradition /Mercer Report - Max Winters
Trappers Cup hockey-North West River and Happy Valley Goose - back to the good old day, and Max and Rick Mercer at the Labrathon from tonight's Mercer Report
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Labrador West Carnival
we take you to the Labrador City winter carnival firefighters competition, to find out Who wins this years bragging rights.
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Churchill Falls Play - "Cheque Please, Take 2"
Students in Churchill Falls are walking into their high school with smiles on their faces. They performed their play "Cheque Please, Take 2" at the Regional High School Drama festival in Happy Valley-Goose bay. Actor Darryl Dinn, who's known for his S
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Going up in Flames. - Two Happy Valley Goose Bay...
People in Happy Valley-Goose Bay are still reeling from a fire that destroyed two popular stores on Friday. Colleen Connors reports.
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Aboriginal jobs at Muskrat Falls - Gilbert Bennett
Gilbert Bennet - What Nalcor is doing to hire more aboriginal workers at Muskrat Falls?
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Penashue Resigns - Fallout
Reg Bowers, the "inexperienced volunteer" Peter Penashue blames for his election spending scandal. Peter Cowan - How much Peter Pensahue actually over-spent. Commentary on Peter Penashue - Former CBC National reporter John Calver
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Fires Engulfs Two Stores in Happy Valley Goose Bay
Fire currently burning in Happy Valley Gosoe Bay, two businesses ablaze. John furlong is on the scene, we go to him live..... And, Tash Canning was a work across the strees and was told to leave, she's on the phone with Tony Dawson.
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Father Devine - Reaction to the new pope
Pope Francis has the holiness. That's according to Father Devine of Our Lady Queen of Peace in Happy Valley Goose Bay. When Father Devine was on our program in February he predicted that the next Holy Father would come from either Ghana or Latin Ameri
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"The year of the hiker" - Northern Lights play
You're going to the theatre this morning, compliments of Labrador Morning. Amateur theatre groups all over the province are busy preparing for this years Provincial Theatre Festival taking place Easter Week in Happy Valley Goose Bay . Labrador Morning
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Penashue Resigns - Jones wants the seat
Peter Penashue is resigning as Member of Parliament for Labrador. The Innu leader made the announcement late yesterday evening. He says he wants to push the reset button on his career in federal politics. A decision that comes after months after a C
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High School Drama Festival
Now from Labrador City to the high school drama festival in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. All week, students have been on stage performing at the O'Brien Arts Centre. Churchill Falls is presenting the play, "Cheque Please, Take 2."
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Smokey Mountain - Snowball Fundraiser
If you are in Labrador City this Saturday and want to witness something unique, head to Smokey mountain at around 4 pm. About two thousand numbered tennis balls will race down the side of the slopes. It's the first annual Canadian tire jumpstart snowball race. It's a fun event, that also doubles as a big fund raiser to benefit young people in the local community. CBC's Mike Power decided to head out to and buy a snowball, and find out more about the event from store owner and manager Chris...
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High School Drama Festival
This week, high school students from across Labrador are getting down with drama. They're performing plays at the Regional High School Drama Festival in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. And actor Darryl Dinn originally from Labrador City is watching closely. You may have actually seen him on TV.
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Sweeper pads clog sewer pipes
Residents in Happy Valley Goose Bay are flushing swiffer sweeper pads down the toilet. It's causing major problems with the sewer lift station and plugged up pumps across town. The Superintendent of Works with the town of Happy Valley Goose Bay says residents have to stop putting swiffer pads and baby wipes in the toilet. For more on the back up, Colleen Connors stopped by Wayne Wall's office at the town depot.
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Strait of Belle Isle Ferry
The contract for the Apollo is up, and there's still no word as to what's going to happen on April first, that's when the ferry normally starts its runs across the Strait of Belle Isle. The province has yet to award the contract, and with less than 2 weeks remaining before the season starts, C-A-I is coming in as the lowest bidder, according to MHA Yvonne Jones. Now, she's worried the service will suffer. For more, we have reached Yvonne in St. John's by phone.
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Are aboriginal workers in Labrador getting Muskrat jobs?
This week, people in Natuashish are getting a head's up about working at Muskrat Falls. Nalcor's Innu employment and training team is letting them know about opportunities available, and encouraging those who qualify to register on a Muskrat Falls job data base. A lot of aboriginal people have already been trained for jobs, according to the Labrador Aboriginal Training Partnership. But Keith Jacque says the low number of aboriginal people working at the construction site is concerning. He is...
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LG Health Transportation - Lisa Dempster
It was a decision that caused a lot of outrage on Labrador's South coast. So much so, Labrador Grenfell Health is backpeddling on it's plan to cut ground transportation service to St Anthony. The idea was to stop giving bus passes to patients traveling between the airport and the hospital. Now, Labrador Grenfell Health is going to review the plan, a decision that Charlettetown's Lisa Dempster is applauding. She's on the board of directors, and is on the phone with Tony Dawson.
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Big Land loppet
It's time to get out on those Cross Country Ski trails! The Big Land Loppet is this Saturday in Happy Valley Goose Bay. The organizing team says its not too late to register. All skiers leave from the curling club parking lot Saturday morning. Colleen Connors met one of the organizers, Christina Bird, to learn more about the Big Land Loppet.
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Pellet Plant Sut Down - Reaction
Cliff's Natural Resources announced Monday evening that it is closing it's pellet plant in Pointe Noire Quebec. For now though, the company says jobs in Wabush are safe. Still, it's news that's making some people anxious. Reporter Mike Power stopped by the Union office to speak with the President of steelworkers local 6285 Robert Woodman. Mike also spoke with Wabush Mayor Ron Barron for his take on what's happening , and then caught up with residents for their reaction.
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