أفضل بودكاسات Labrador (2025)

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Starting the road to recovery 9:41

18h ago9:41

9:41

30 members of Sheshatshiu First Nation took a courageous step towards recovery yesterday. We bring you inside Apenam's Camp and for a look at the first day of its latest residential treatment program.

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We said it, and we’ll keep saying it 1:11:13

4d ago1:11:13

1:11:13

That's a wrap on Season 3 Distorted Path: Indigenous Stories of the Child Welfare System. We've heard from youth that experienced the system, those who work in it, teachers and decision makers. Kate & Teach close this one out with our own reflections and hopes for the future of the system. Stay tuned for S4! Follow us: @spillingteapod @kate.adams_ …

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#344 Becoming a Better Trainer Part 2 30:28

8d ago30:28

30:28

We address the more advanced training in this discussion. The more advanced training can be accomplished by staying in the most fundamental aspects of the training. Dogs learn more and have substantially more confidence not by practicing all the hard things, but by consistently practicing the components of the 'hard things'. It is a powerful tool f…

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Sheshatshiu Innu School opens new wing 9:31

18h ago9:31

9:31

A pre-kindergarten space, a new computer room, a room devoted to Innu culture and language, and so much more. Sheshatshiu Innu School is expanding - and yesterday, the school hosted an open house.

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Reversal of immigration cut 11:22

18h ago11:22

11:22

Ottawa is partially reversing an immigration quota cut for Newfoundland and Labrador. Labrador businesses are breathing a sigh of relief, but say more is still needed. The Labrador North Chamber of Commerce and a small business in Happy Valley-Goose Bay shared their thoughts with us.

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Buying Canadian 8:45

18h ago8:45

8:45

US President Donald Trump is pausing his 25 percent tariffs for 30 days but the threat still looms over Canadians. Labrador Morning hit the streets, well, the aisles in Labrador City to see how folks are reacting by watching what they buy.

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An overwhelming demand for ADHD and autism assessments 7:43

2d ago7:43

7:43

A call out for free ADHD and autism assessments for Indigenous adults is getting an overwhelming response, we find out more.

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Sharing the ice with his favourite team 8:30

2d ago8:30

8:30

Many kids across the country dream of playing for the NHL. One boy from Wabush got a sneak peak on what it’s like to share the ice and skate with the pros of his favourite team.

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Kinderstart helps kids take the step towards school 7:59

2d ago7:59

7:59

Going to kindergarten is a big step for most children. But Kinderstart is a program to help make the school transition less scary for the kids and their parents. We chat with some of the kids and parents on how they are feeling.

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Whats the Happs With Zack 6:48

5d ago6:48

6:48

Zack brings you all the happenings in Labrador for the week ahead.

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Final Roy Sainsbury Memorial Ball Hockey Tournament 9:40

5d ago9:40

9:40

This weekend marks the end of the Roy Sainsbury Memorial Ball Hockey Tournament. An organizer and Roy's youngest sister spoke to us about why the tournament is ending now and how Roy’s legacy will live on.

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Outdoor rink opens in Goose Bay 5:39

5d ago5:39

5:39

It's not the ski hill they were hoping for but the folks at GooseHead Alpine Ski Club are excited to open a new outdoor rink. They’ll be hosting a free day of skating this weekend.

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Scenes from Labrador 8:54

5d ago8:54

8:54

A new Labrador inspired photography exhibition by Eldred Allen is being showcased at a prestigious gallery in Toronto. It also happens to be Allen’s first solo show outside of Newfoundland and Labrador. We speak with the self-taught photographer.

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Over thirty years in arts in Labrador 7:33

5d ago7:33

7:33

A pillar of the theatre community here in Happy Valley-Goose Bay is retiring today. We reminisce with Suzanne Mealey about some of her favorite local productions. And learn about an obscure song that she calls her favorite.

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Letting grief go in the wind 9:00

6d ago9:00

9:00

They don't have a dial tone. But they can help with saying difficult words out loud. We learn about "wind phones" -- and hear how a Filipino social worker helped bring them to communities in southern Labrador.

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Skiing to Italy 6:45

6d ago6:45

6:45

Labrador will be represented on the world stage at the Special Olympics World Winter Games. Labrador City cross-country skier Colin Rumbolt will be going to the games in Turin, Italy in March. He shares how he’s preparing for the big event.

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Nunatsiavut bird tracker 9:33

6d ago9:33

9:33

Jimmy the herring gull. Carl the eider duck. A Great Black backed gull named Deidi. An eider duck named Duck Norris. We find out about a shiny new website that allows you to track marine birds like these, and others, to and from Nunatsiavut.

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Providing safe supply at Mokami Status of Women Council 5:57

6d ago5:57

5:57

Safe Works Access Program saw a record number of safe use drug supplies distributed across the province last year. We hear how that looked for the SWAP program at Mokami Status of Women Council.

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MP Yvonne Jones reflects on Muskrat Falls, looks ahead to future 11:47

7d ago11:47

11:47

How did Labrador fare in the Muskrat Falls project? Labrador MP Yvonne Jones shares her thoughts on why Labrador didn't get the benefits it should have. She joined us in our studio to reflect on her 30 year old political career after she announced she won't be running in the next federal election. This is the final part of a two part conversation.…

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State of the wing 7:14

7d ago7:14

7:14

The Labrador North Chamber of Commerce held their State of the Wing luncheon yesterday. We hear all about that from the commander of 5 Wing Goose Bay.

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Rhivu reports from Nain 8:38

7d ago8:38

8:38

Our Rhivu Rashid is in Nain this week. It’s his first time there, and he’s already had quite the Labrador welcome. We checked in with him to hear all about it.

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Celebrating 20 years in business 8:39

7d ago8:39

8:39

Mariner's Restaurant celebrated like it's 2005 yesterday! We heard from happy customers tucking into a special 2 dollar breakfast as the restaurant marked its 20th anniversary yesterday.

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Becoming stewards of the land 9:14

7d ago9:14

9:14

The Nunatsiavut Government has launched a new pilot project, Aullâsimapvet, to help Labrador Inuit reconnect to the land.

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MP Yvonne Jones looks back on her political career 12:18

8d ago12:18

12:18

A couple of weeks ago, Labrador MP Yvonne Jones announced she won't be seeking re-election in the next federal election. She joined us in our Happy Valley-Goose Bay studio to reflect on her political career that has spanned more than 30 years. We bring you the first part of that conversation.

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Shaping the future of Mokami Status of Women Council 6:42

8d ago6:42

6:42

Mokami Status of Women Council wants to hear from you on shaping their future, we bring you the details on how you can give them your input.

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Turning cancer into courage 7:57

9d ago7:57

7:57

After a breast cancer diagnosis, Charlottetown’s Melita Paul decided to take control in a way that suited her colourful spirit. With support from her sister Cherie Lee, she shares how small acts of bravery made a big difference.

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Birch trees defy the odds 7:57

9d ago7:57

7:57

New research suggests birch trees are surprisingly resilient to climate change, offering a rare glimmer of hope in the face of global warming. Plant biologist Berkley Walker explains how these beloved trees could hold their ground as temperatures rise.

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What Labrador can learn from Jasper’s wildfires 8:43

9d ago8:43

8:43

The wildfire season didn’t just challenge Labrador last summer. In Alberta, the town of Jasper faced devastating evacuations, inspiring journalist Matt Scace to pen a book about resilience and preparation. He shares insights from Jasper on Fire with Labrador Morning.

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Geologists meeting community in Nain 8:10

9d ago8:10

8:10

Labrador’s rugged terrain holds stories millions of years old. Geologists from the Geological Survey of Canada are in Nain to map Labrador’s unique terrain. But first, they’re working with locals to combine science and community knowledge for a deeper understanding of the land.

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Running in the land of ice and penguins 9:51

9d ago9:51

9:51

Happy Valley-Goose Bay’s Samantha Harper took on the ultra marathon of a lifetime — 134 kilometres across the frozen landscapes of Antarctica in five days. She shares what it was like to race in one of the most mesmerizing and remote places on Earth.

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Is the Table Big Enough? 57:39

10d ago57:39

57:39

Welcome Jordan, also known as Kate’s law school friend! Today we are getting into the legal side of the child welfare system (don’t worry, you don’t need a law degree to listen). Tune in to hear about Jordan’s experience in Government and the Assembly of First Nations AND why we think it is soooooo sooooooo important to create accessible learning r…

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Celebrating her legacy 9:40

12d ago9:40

9:40

Lake Melville MHA Perry Trimper is honouring his late wife, Caroline Hong, with a scholarship Caroline Hong Community Service Award in her memory. He joined us in the studio to talk about her legacy.

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Protecting trans rights 8:45

12d ago8:45

8:45

In the wake of Trump's rhetoric around trans rights in America, how will local leaders respond here in Labrador? We hear from a local transgender woman in Happy Valley-Goose Bay asking that question.

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Knud Rasmussen and the Fifth Thule Expedition 10:00

12d ago10:00

10:00

A new book explores a 1921 expedition to the Canadian Arctic that was like no other. We hear from author and historian, Kenn Harper, about Give Me Winter, Give Me Dogs: Knud Rasmussen and the Fifth Thule Expedition.

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Shedding a light on Happy Valley-Goose Bay 7:32

12d ago7:32

7:32

Residents are wondering why parts of Happy Valley-Goose Bay are pitch black at night. Mayor George Andrews will join us to talk about what the town is doing to address street lighting.

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Rigolet unveils new outdoor rink 5:49

12d ago5:49

5:49

There's a grand opening in Rigolet tonight for the new community rink, named in honour of a former councillor -- we tell you all about it.

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The U.S. pulls out of the Paris Agreement 9:14

13d ago9:14

9:14

Donald Trump’s withdrawal from the Paris Agreement raises questions about the future of global climate change goals. Angela Carter, an environmental policy expert, explains the ripple effects and why she believes the fight isn’t over.

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Snow in the Sunshine State 8:54

13d ago8:54

8:54

A Wabush couple’s Florida getaway took a snowy twist when a rare storm blanketed the beaches. Bev Martin shares her unforgettable experience.

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Fire at the Labrador Inn 4:48

13d ago4:48

4:48

A kitchen fire at the Labrador Inn forced an evacuation in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. Hear from fire chief Brad Butler and Nunatsiavut Government’s Krystal Saunders on the quick response and what’s next.

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What’s for lunch, Labrador? 8:27

13d ago8:27

8:27

Food First NL wants your input to shape free school lunches in Labrador. Coordinator Ashley Byrne shares how the survey could make your favourite foods part of the menu.

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Trying to get to the Climate Change Cabin 9:35

14d ago9:35

9:35

With our warming winters, Rigolet’s Charlotte Wolfrey and her husband built a “climate change cabin” closer to town. But she says that so far, it’s been hard to reach that cabin, too. We ask Charlotte Wolfrey what she makes of our winter so far.

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Nunatsiavut plastics pollution report 6:50

14d ago6:50

6:50

A whopping 152-page report on plastics pollution in Nunatsiavut was revealed in Nain yesterday, which was credited to 225 co-authors! We hear more about the results of that report, which monitored char, seals, shorelines and surface water between 2017 - 2022.

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Braving the cold in Labrador West 5:58

14d ago5:58

5:58

Brrr! Yesterday was one of the coldest days in Labrador West this year. Labrador Morning’s Darryl Dinn chatted with a few brave souls venturing outside—and also spoke with some people working in a toasty, warm office.

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Spotlight: Child Welfare project 8:06

14d ago8:06

8:06

A new collaborative journalism project aims to improve media coverage of children in care. We hear about a paid opportunity for an Indigenous youth in Upper Lake Melville.

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What could immigration cuts mean for Labrador? 11:28

14d ago11:28

11:28

The federal government is cutting the number of skilled workers provinces can recruit this year — and it’s hitting businesses across the country, including here in Labrador. For more, we spoke with Julianne Griffin of the Labrador North Chamber of Commerce, and Niamh Roche, a local business owner.

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On the bank of the Alexis River near Port Hope Simpson, James Butt has been building a motor boat 8:00

14d ago8:00

8:00

Labrador Morning's Andrea McGuire took us to to the bank of Alexis River, where a man named James Butt has been building a motor boat by hand.

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Two Labrador trappers made a splash at a recent national trappers convention! 10:05

14d ago10:05

10:05

William Larkham Jr. received the "Jules Perron Award" at the Fur Harvesters convention in North Bay, Ontario. He was there with his friend Jim Shouse, who works as an agent with the Fur Harvesters Auction house. Labrador Morning's Andrea McGuire stopped by Jim's shed in Happy Valley-Goose Bay to talk about the fur trade.…

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No gas, no diesel, no groceries. That's the situation in Red Bay right now 8:45

14d ago8:45

8:45

The Town of Red Bay is without diesel, gas, and groceries after the local convenience store closed. Town manager Keith Pike gave us an update on the situation.

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#343 Becoming a Little Better Trainer, Part 1 35:32

15d ago35:32

35:32

In this episode, we discuss how training your dog is a process, and your expertise is something that should continually progress - it is not a destination you reach with no further learning required. Our dogs continuously reflect us right back to us, if we are wise enough to perceive that phenomenon. With curiosity and strong enough self-evaluation…

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Social impacts of new Churchill Falls deal? 8:27

16d ago8:27

8:27

As conversations continue over a new Churchill Falls deal, we hear some thoughts on the future from Happy Valley-Goose Bay mayor George Andrews.

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