A couple in Nain are improving access to fresh food in their community. We hear about their harvest this season, and their dreams for the future.

81-year old Guy Poole of St Lewis was invested into the Order of Newfoundland and Labrador last week. That's after 20 years of walking and raising money for diabetes research with “Liz’s Walk”—his fundraiser for his late wife. Guy tells us all about his determination to make change.

Big changes are coming to Canada’s immigration system. We hear how the looming cuts could impact recent immigrants in Labrador, such as Emoinu Tobin. We also hear from Labrador North Chamber of Commerce CEO Julianne Griffin and Pike’s Home Hardware owner April Pike about impacts on the local business community.

The Inquiry Respecting the Treatment, Experiences and Outcomes of Innu in the Child Protection System continues in Sheshatshiu on Monday—and this week will be the last round of public community meetings. We hear more details from commission counsel, Caitlin Urquhart.

Kids with business savvy are getting together in Labrador West this weekend for a kids vendor bender sale! We meet Oliver Abbott, the 7 year old entrepreneur selling custom-made Firestarter kits.

Join Zack as he takes you through the events happening in Labrador for the first week in November!

The Labrador Creative Arts Festival is marking its 49th anniversary this year. It celebrates all things arts, and it's kicking off with a virtual festival next week. We catch up with festival coordinator Sandra Broomfield for all the details.

Who let the dogs out…trick-or-treating? We take you to Valley Vet Clinic's Howl-o-ween!