We speak with the RCMP for the latest on the search for Nain's Elizabeth Jararuse. Jararuse has been missing since the end of December.

Search and rescue efforts are continuing for Nain woman Elizabeth Jararuse. She has been missing since December 30th. We speak with her son, Julius, about the ongoing search.

The Empowered Voices Project wants to help you make your voice heard. They’re hosting another round of community advocacy training, focusing on impact assessments. We find out how you can take part.

Ever wonder what the weather was like years ago? Warrick Chubbs of St. Lewis doesn’t have to — he’s been logging it all for over a decade. He stopped by to share some stories from his weather diaries and how they’ve become a part of his life.

The lack of sea ice is impacting people who live on Labrador's North Coast in a big way. 

We speak with Rex Holwell, the Manager of Nunatsiavut operations with SmartICE about why it's such a big concern this winter.

If you're on your skidoo, stay away from the rivers! That's the advice from a local snowmobile club in Labrador West right now, especially in light of a recent accident. We hear from that club's president - and learn more about snowmobiling conditions in the area.

Labrador West's Kami Project is attracting some big investors from Japan. We hear more details on a deal between Champion Iron and two Japanese companies, including the fourth largest steel company in the world. 

The evacuation in Labrador City this summer brought the best out in many folks. Including those at the Wabush airport, such as David Hawes, who stayed behind to help. Hawes is now receiving King Charles III’s Coronation Medal for his efforts during the evacuation.

Bring on the snow! The Birch Brook Nordic Ski Club says the lack of snow so far is a real bummer this year. We hear how the non-profit is coping with the slow start to winter.

Labrador West MHA Jordan Brown voted in favor of the Churchill Falls MOU last week.

We hear how he feels the deal will benefit Labrador West.

Trump's threats to seize control of Greenland have sent world leaders reeling and of course, it's shocking news for Greenlanders themselves. We speak with former prime minister of Greenland Kuupik Kleist - and hear what Trump's threats mean for a territory pursuing its own independence.