Những podcast Labrador hay nhất (2024)

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Premier Furey offers update on out-of-service water bomber 7:49

1d ago7:49

7:49

As forest fire season continues, we hear from Premier Andrew Furey about the province’s fifth, out-of-service water bomber—which has been waiting on repairs since 2018.

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#318 Your Dog is a Mirror 27:34

7d ago27:34

27:34

In today's fairly personal episode, the discussion covers how all our canines, in their performances and behavior, reflect back what they receive from their partners. They are like the Divine Mechanism helping us to see ourselves. When their performance and behavior is evaluated on this basis, it is both humbling and powerful in reaching the improv…

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Call for more inclusive summer programs in Labrador West 16:55

1d ago16:55

16:55

Darlene and Elvis Saunders had high hopes that their 8-year-old daughter with Down syndrome could take part in the regional summer program this year. But after being told the town couldn’t accommodate their daughter’s needs, the Saunders are calling for more inclusive programming. We hear from the Saunders, and also hear a response from Labrador Ci…

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Mastering the 4 Ps of gardening in Labrador West 8:42

1d ago8:42

8:42

A new series of workshops in Labrador West offers a chance to master the four Ps of gardening—planting, picking, preparing and preserving! We hear from workshop leader Corinna Wentzell.

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Churchill Falls resident Robert Dawe on fires in the region 7:44

2d ago7:44

7:44

We hear a first-hand perspective on nearby forest fires from Robert Dawe, a longtime Churchill Falls resident.

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Future of Labrador West summit results 8:11

2d ago8:11

8:11

A few months have passed since the Labrador West Summit. Now, the Chamber of Commerce is ready to share some results. We speak with executive director Lydia Rickards.

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March of the mace in Labrador West 5:49

2d ago5:49

5:49

The provincial government has been bringing its golden, highly ornamental staff to schools across the province--including Menihek High School in Labrador West. We drop by that presentation.

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The arrival of the Kamutik W. in Makkovik 10:17

2d ago10:17

10:17

If all goes according to plan, potato chips should hit the shelves in Makkovik today for the first time in about a month and a half. We hear from Makkovik AngajukKak Barry Andersen about the arrival of the Kamutik W.

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Inuk man calls for more cultural sensitivity in the correctional system 13:10

3d ago13:10

13:10

An Inuk man at the Labrador Correctional Center wasn't allowed to attend his father's funeral in person. Now he's pushing for more cultural sensitivity in the correctional system.

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New Nunatsiavut Government report on climate change 7:29

3d ago7:29

7:29

Climate change is impacting many critical aspects of life in Nunatsiavut, according to a new report. We’ll hear about it.

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7 fires continue to burn in the Big Land 5:30

3d ago5:30

5:30

We aren't out of the woods yet when it comes to wildfire risk. With seven fires burning in the Big Land this morning, we'll hear another update from the provincial forest fire duty officer.

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Songwriter Jamie Jackman releases book of lyrics and poems, “And You Can't Help But Listen” 8:46

3d ago8:46

8:46

After years of booking gigs, his latest gig is a book. We chat with the Silver Wolf Band’s Jamie Jackman about his new collection of song lyrics and poems.

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Two moms competing in Iron City Duathlon 6:30

6d ago6:30

6:30

Athletes in Labrador West will be putting themselves to the test this weekend! That's because the 20th annual Iron City Duathlon is coming up. We hear from a dynamic duathlon duo who started taking part as kids, and are moms themselves now.

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Mealy Mountain Collegiate grad on upcoming graduation festivities 4:24

6d ago4:24

4:24

All the plans are in motion for Mealy Mountain Collegiate's prom and safe grad this weekend! We chat with grade 12 student Adele Walsh about the graduation festivities, and about what this milestone means for her and her classmates.

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7 Wildfires currently burning in Labrador 8:50

6d ago8:50

8:50

On Thursday night, lightning sparked new wildfires in Labrador—bringing Friday morning’s total to 7. With many areas of Labrador also under “high,” “very high” and “extreme” forest fire warnings, we hear an update from the provincial forest fire duty officer.

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Innu Nation and NunatuKavut Community Council on recent Supreme Court ruling 17:14

6d ago17:14

17:14

Two sides are claiming a win in a recent Supreme Court ruling, after a judge dismissed Innu Nation’s challenge to NCC’s memorandum of understanding with the federal government. We hear from both the Innu Nation and the NunatuKavut Community Council.

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Richard Neville performs a song about his father for Father’s Day 12:29

6d ago12:29

12:29

He's a singer, a songwriter and a story man. Richard Neville joins us in studio to share some stories in the lead up to Father's Day, and to perform his song about his father, “Story Man.”

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What's the Happs WIth Zack 5:22

6d ago5:22

5:22

Zack brings us all the happenings in Labrador for the week of the 14th to the 20th.

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Discovery of Ernest Shackleton’s final ship off Labrador’s coast 9:24

7d ago9:24

9:24

There was a monumental discovery in Labrador waters yesterday. The Royal Canadian Geographical Society announced they've found The Quest, a sunken ship made famous by renowned explorer Ernest Shackleton. We hear from expedition lead John Geiger.

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Labradorian William Larkham Jr featured on reality show “Alone” 10:05

7d ago10:05

10:05

Labrador's next reality star makes his TV debut tonight! We chat with William Larkham Jr about his appearance on “Alone,” which tests survivalists’ skills near Inuvik this season.

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Celebration of Filipino Independence day in Happy Valley-Goose Bay 9:43

7d ago9:43

9:43

It was Filipino Independence Day yesterday! We hear from Happy Valley-Goose Bay’s Nina Olaivar and Katrina Ayade about what this day means to them.

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Grade 7 Science Expo in Happy Valley-Goose Bay 7:16

7d ago7:16

7:16

Students in Happy Valley-Goose Bay are digging into the scientific method! We stop by the very first Grade 7 Science Expo at Queen of Peace Middle School.

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Auntie, Niece graduates of Innu Teacher Assistant Program hope to inspire others to chase their dreams 8:42

8d ago8:42

8:42

62-year-old Julianna Rich and her niece are two of seven Innu graduates of the Innu Teacher Assistant Program. The two-year program is designed to help get more Innu into the classroom. Hear from them on their advice for others thinking about furthering their education.

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Nunatsiavut government calls ferry delays appalling 7:41

8d ago7:41

7:41

Despite an early thaw, the Kamutik W isn't sailing to the north coast yet. The Nunatsiavut Government's First Minister says the delay is just not good enough in this day and age.

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Two wildfires are burning north of Labrador West 6:15

8d ago6:15

6:15

A wildfire is burning near Milner Lake West and a second is burning near the Menihek dam. MHA Jordan Brown provides an update about the status of the fire by the Menihek dam and Laurie Holloway talks about what action is being taken against the wildfires.

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Them Days launches audiobooks 8:44

8d ago8:44

8:44

The Words of Warmth Literary Festival starts this evening with an Audiobook Launch Party at Them Days. Hear from the team about the inspiration behind the audiobook program.

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Beaver attacks Labrador husky in North West River 5:48

8d ago5:48

5:48

It was an adventurous night for a Labrador woman. Her dog Nilliq was attacked by a beaver. Hear the tale from North West River's Heather Campbell.

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New funding boost for Red Bay National Historic Site 8:56

9d ago8:56

8:56

The Red Bay National Historic Site has gotten a boost in funding. We'll hear about what this means when you stop by.

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Words of warmth Literary festival starts 10:06

9d ago10:06

10:06

For all bookworms, artists, and curious folks, the Words of Warmth Literary Festival has arrived.

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End of an era for a Happy Valley-Goose Bay curling team 9:08

9d ago9:08

9:08

It's the end of an era for a Goose Bay curling team that's played together for over a decade. We discovered why winning the men's league championship was extra special for Team Lyall this season.

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Mother in Nain struggling with the cost of living in Labrador 10:02

9d ago10:02

10:02

A mother in Nain says that she and her partner can only eat one meal a day because of the cost of groceries

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Compost program starting up on the southeast coast 9:38

9d ago9:38

9:38

Turning organic waste into rich farmable soil. We hear about a new compost program starting up along the southeast coast.

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Search efforts continue for missing Labrador Hunter 12:27

10d ago12:27

12:27

Search efforts are continuing to find the hunter who went missing near Mistastin Lake. We bring you the latest from the Natuashish search and rescue team.

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Cooling center in Labrador West 5:41

10d ago5:41

5:41

"Hot enough for ya?" That's been a common refrain out around Labrador West lately so much so that on Friday, the Town of Labrador City opened up a cooling center for residents. We take you there.

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Preview of the films at the Nickel Independent Film festival 8:48

10d ago8:48

8:48

Lights, camera, action! The Nickel Independent Film Festival is back for another year. We get a preview of the featured films.

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Forest fire outlook across the big land 12:19

10d ago12:19

12:19

Summer is heating up but as the temperatures rise, so does the risk of forest fires. We check in with the provincial forest fire duty officer about the forest fire outlook across the Big Land.

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What's the Happs WIth Zack 5:23

13d ago5:23

5:23

Zack brings you updates on all the happenings in Labrador for the week of June 7th-13th.

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‘Back to the lab’ comedy show in Labrador west 8:34

13d ago8:34

8:34

Three stand-up comedians are heading "Back to the Lab" this weekend—or back to Labrador West, anyways! We hear about that show from comedian Jon Pickett, who's originally from Wabush.

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What's the Acts 7:13

13d ago7:13

7:13

Recitals, musicals, film screenings and more—there's something for everyone at the theaters this month. We check in with the Lawrence O'Brien Arts Centre and the Labrador West Arts and Culture Center for our monthly theater promo, which we're now calling "What's the Acts?"

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Bike Rodeo in Happy Valley Goose Bay 8:58

13d ago8:58

8:58

Tomorrow in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, you can spin your wheels over to a bike rodeo for some food, bike safety tips and practical advice on preventing theft. We bring you the details.

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Architect Harriet Burdett-Moulton receives honorary doctorate from Memorial University 10:37

14d ago10:37

10:37

She's a proud Labradorian with more than 200 design projects under her belt. We speak with architect Harriet Burdett-Moulton, who recently received an honorary doctorate from Memorial University.

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Icebergs off the coast of Mary's Harbour 4:42

14d ago4:42

4:42

There's nothing like the sight of a glittering iceberg, sparkling in the sun on a warm spring day. We hear about the icebergs out around Mary's Harbour these days.

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Looking back at healthcare in Sheshatshiu during the 70s at the Innu Inquiry 9:38

14d ago9:38

9:38

Healthcare took center stage at the inquiry into the treatment of Innu children in care this week. We'll hear more testimony from the first Labrador Innu nurse—and primary health director for the Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation—Mary Pia Benuen.

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MHA Jordan Brown concerned about provincial investigation of workplace incidents 5:48

14d ago5:48

5:48

The MHA for Labrador West is concerned about the recent internal provincial audit on workplace incidents—especially in light of all the industry in his district. We hear from MHA Jordan Brown.

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Hestia Heat’s second Lab Cup win 7:21

15d ago7:21

7:21

We chat with two members of Team Hestia Heat from Labrador West, who just won their second Lab Cup in a row.

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Chinook Project’s upcoming visit to Northern Labrador 6:54

15d ago6:54

6:54

A group of veterinarians from PEI are making their way to Postville and Nain this month. We check in with the Chinook Project, and hear all the details on their upcoming visit.

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Mary Pia Benuen testifies about racism Sheshatshiu Innu faced in the 70s 7:20

15d ago7:20

7:20

We hear more from the inquiry into the treatment of Innu children in care, as Mary Pia Benuen continues her sworn testimony.

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Growing community, one seedling at a time 9:05

15d ago9:05

9:05

It was a seedling fiesta yesterday at the Pye Centre in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. The farm's on a mission to cultivate community, and says one way of doing that is selling seedlings! We take you there.

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Mrs Roper pub crawl and walk in Happy Valley-Goose Bay 8:47

15d ago8:47

8:47

About 60 people wearing curly red wigs and bright, flowing caftans made their way through Happy Valley-Goose Bay last weekend. We hear all about the Mrs Roper pub crawl and walk—and learn why the TV show character from the 70s and 80s is such a phenomenon these days.

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Cleaning polar bear hide in North West River 9:46

16d ago9:46

9:46

Artist Mina Campbell learned to clean her very first polar bear hide last week—and everyone was welcome to take in that process at the Labrador Interpretation Center. We drop by.

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