More cops in Happy Valley-Goose Bay could mean more work for an already overwhelmed prosecution service. That's according to Shawn Patten, the president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Crown Attorneys Association. We hear from him.

People around the world were on the edge of their seats, as the results of the American election rolled in. We hear from Darla Seaward about what it’s like to be an American citizen living in Labrador right now, and hear her thoughts on the US election.

Simeon and Ruby Tshakapesh shared experiences at the Inquiry Respecting the Treatment, Experiences and Outcomes of Innu Children in Care this week. We hear about Innu spirituality traditions, and how contact with Europeans impacted those cultural practices.

The Nunatsiavut Government is hosting an Inuit Men's Conference called “TukiKagialik pitjutiKallunilu” later this month. We hear details from Gerald Asivak, the Minister of Health and Social Development with the Nunatsiavut Government.

Our John Gaudi is still catching his breath after the national RTDNA journalism awards gala last weekend! We hear what it meant to see his work and the Sheshatshiu Eagles honored at the prestigious award ceremony.

Soon enough, the wheels on the electric bus will hit the streets of Happy Valley-Goose Bay. But first, the town wants to hear from potential passengers. We hear about the current on demand bus survey.

As the inquiry of Innu in the child protection system continues, we hear from commissioners Mike Devine and Anastasia Qupee. They share their thoughts on how the inquiry is going so far, and what needs to happen from here.

After organizing a rally about skyrocketing airfare costs in Labrador West, Dena Rumbolt attended a meeting with Provincial Airlines and elected officials on Friday. We hear what it was like for Rumbolt to share her concerns in person.