พอดคาสท์ Labrador ชั้นนำ (2024)

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Economics professor Tony Fang reacts to federal budget 9:11

1d ago9:11

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Tax increases for the richest Canadians, new defense spending, money for housing and more. Economics professor Tony Fang dives into the details of the federal budget.

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#3111 Revisiting Force Fetch Step 3 40:17

3d ago40:17

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Today we move past the obedience and moving hold and teach the dog to fetch the bumper with the single command. In doing this part humanely and with thought, the dog is taught that it controls the training pressure, and that by responding, there is no pressure at all. A critical part of the force fetch process, particularly if handling is part of t…

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broad. 18 - "About the Ministry" 8:42

21d ago8:42

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Showing up Smiling 26:59

1M ago26:59

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Welcome back! Keep the water boiled because this is a great one! Join Teach, Kate & Magdalena Kelly! Magdalena shares with us her story and the power of intergenerational healing through language, reconnection and learning together. Instagram: @spillingteapod @madzbegin @kate.adams_ Website: www.spillingtea.ca hello@spillingtea.land…

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Labrador West figure skaters celebrate medal wins, prepare for Elvis Stojko 7:33

1d ago7:33

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Gold medals at the Atlantics, a performance by Olympian Elvis Stojko—it's a big week for figure skating in Labrador West. We share some highlights.

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Hopedale man receives community sentencing circle 13:26

1d ago13:26

13:26

Healing deep wounds after a terrible crime. We meet a Hopedale man heading into a community sentencing circle, four years after he accidentally killed his own brother.

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Them Days celebrates its midwifery issue 7:03

2d ago7:03

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Them Days held a launch party for its special midwifery issue on Monday. We hear a little of what that sounded like.

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L’anse au Loup students building underwater robots 11:08

2d ago11:08

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We hear all about Team Shark Tech—a crew of students from Labrador Straits Academy building remotely operated vehicles (ROVs.) Last year they attended a world championship competition for building ROVs, and they have high aspirations for this year’s competition, too.

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Drumming up a workout 4:29

2d ago4:29

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Looking for a unique, low-impact exercise? The Labrador West Status of Women might have an activity just right for you. We’ll take you to a Drum Fit class.

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Sculptor Billy Gauthier nominated for Artist of the Year 9:10

2d ago9:10

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We chat with North West River artist Billy Gauthier, who was just nominated for ArtsNL’s prestigious “Artist of the Year” award.

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How to photograph a seal pup 9:24

3d ago9:24

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The shot of a lifetime. Alicia Chaulk captured video and photos of a seal pup coming up for air out on the ice in Lake Melville. We hear from Alicia about why patience can pay off when photographing animals—and also hear her concerns about the upcoming seal hunting season.

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Santiago Guzman’s play “Altar” coming to Happy Valley-Goose Bay 8:22

3d ago8:22

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Love and loss. That’s the theme of Santiago Guzman’s one-person play “Altar,” about a young immigrant originally from Mexico. We learn more about that show, which is being performed this week at the Lawrence O’Brien Arts Centre.

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Silent book club in Churchill Falls 5:50

3d ago5:50

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First Labrador West, now Churchill Falls! The silent book club movement is spreading across the Big Land. We hear from Churchill Falls head librarian Ronda Kent.

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Voices from ANC potluck in Happy Valley-Goose Bay 10:10

3d ago10:10

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Nigerian puff-puffs, Filipino noodles, German sausages and more. We take you to the Association for New Canadians’ potluck in Happy Valley-Goose Bay last week.

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Snow buntings arrive by the hundreds in Forteau 8:10

6d ago8:10

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It's that time of year when birders dust off their binoculars and search for rare migratory birds. We check in with south coast birder Vernon Buckle

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Happy Valley-Goose Bay small business market and job fair 8:10

6d ago8:10

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The second annual small business market and Job Fair took place yesterday in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We take you there.

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The Newfoundland Rogues are back in Sheshatshiu 16:14

6d ago16:14

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The Newfoundland Rogues are back in Sheshatshiu for another basketball camp this week. Players Trey Harrison, Lewis Djonkom and coach Jerry Williams stop by our studio for an update.

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What’s the Happs WIth Zack 5:04

6d ago5:04

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Competitive puzzle solving, a skate-a-thon, celebrating midwifery and more. We hear What’s the Happs in Labrador for the week of April 12th.

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Photo exhibit by survivors of sexual violence and intimate partner partner 6:46

6d ago6:46

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The Journey Project is back in the Big Land, with a new exhibit called “TRANSFORMation: a photo journey by Survivors of Sexual Violence and Intimate Partner Violence.” We hear the details.

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More core funding needed for social programming, says Sheshatshiu social health director 5:46

6d ago5:46

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The inquiry into the treatment of Innu children in care resumes on Monday. Ahead of next week's hearings, we hear about the need for more core funding for social health programs.

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Avalanche safety presentation in Hopedale 6:18

7d ago6:18

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There's an avalanche safety presentation happening in Hopedale tonight. We hear all about it.

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Happy Valley-Goose Bay town council removes its recreation director 12:36

7d ago12:36

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Emotions were high at a special town council meeting in Happy Valley-Goose Bay last night, as councilors motioned to remove Travis Ford from his position as recreation director. For his reaction to last night’s meeting, Travis Ford joins us in studio.

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Another dramatic tie up for crab fishers in the province 7:39

7d ago7:39

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It's an historic time for the province's fishery. We sort through some of the latest news with Chad Strugnell, a crab harvester out of St. Lewis

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Wolf sightings in Happy Valley-Goose Bay 5:41

7d ago5:41

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Wolf sightings in Happy Valley-Goose Bay have a few people on edge. We check in with a provincial ecosystem manager.

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Labrador West parent on raising an autistic child 8:57

7d ago8:57

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As Autism Acceptance Month continues, we hear from Labrador West parent Robin Hillier about what it’s like to raise her autistic four-year-old song, Charles.

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Inuit drum making workshop for North Coast teachers 9:02

8d ago9:02

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Keeping the beat alive. We drop by an Inuit drum making workshop for teachers from the North Coast—and learn how they plan to share this knowledge with students, who they say are "hungry" for cultural teachings.

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Free legal clinics on the south coast 6:15

8d ago6:15

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The Public Legal Information Labrador Office is offering free legal clinics on the south coast this week—offering advice on family law, administrative law, wills and estates. We learn more.

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Celebrating the first day of Eid-al-Fitr in Labrador West 7:42

8d ago7:42

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Eid Mubarak! We celebrate the first day of Eid by checking in with our regular Labrador Morning host, Rhivu Rashid, as he celebrates with Muslim community members this morning in Labrador West.

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Nain Hope Walk honouring suicide survivors 5:41

8d ago5:41

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Get your hiking shoes on... coming up, we tell you what you need to know about this week's Nain Hope Walk.

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Shelter building workshop in Hopedale 8:33

8d ago8:33

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It's a competition in the true spirit of the north. We drop by a shelter building workshop in Hopedale

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Criticism about Happy Valley-Goose Bay town council’s financial decisions 14:49

8d ago14:49

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Tony Chubbs—president of the Labrador Hunting and Fishing Association, and a former town councillor—weighs in on some recent financial decisions of the Town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay. We also hear from Tanya Michelin, who says her municipal enforcement officer job was recently cut due to “budgetary constraints.”…

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Happy Valley-Goose Bay woman’s struggle to access ketamine for chronic pain relief 16:26

9d ago16:26

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Ketamine is a relatively new chronic pain treatment—and it’s the only treatment that brings lasting relief to Happy Valley-Goose Bay’s Judy Harvey, who injured her back on the job seven years ago. But despite receiving numerous doctor referrals, she’s facing an uphill battle with workers’ compensation. We bring you her story.…

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Hopedale Kisiligik workshop on cleaning sealskin 9:51

9d ago9:51

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We learn about a Kisiligik workshop happening in Hopedale this month, all about cleaning and stretching sealskin

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Wild bird eggs are showing less contamination in Postville 9:33

9d ago9:33

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Wild bird eggs are showing less contamination in Postville this year, following an oil spill near Postville in 2020. We hear the Nunatsiavut Government’s Environmental Assessment Manager.

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The Association for New Canadians is back in Happy Valley-Goose Bay 8:03

9d ago8:03

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After being closed for about a year, the Association for New Canadians is back up and running in town. We hear from Mélanie Roy, the new Regional Settlement Coordinator in Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

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#310 Revisiting Force Fetch Step 2 34:33

10d ago34:33

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Following the previous podcast, this episode takes us from teaching 'hold' in a stationary and calm position, to teaching 'hold' while moving and carrying out basic obedience exercises. This is the next logical step to ultimately getting your dog to deliver all retrieves calmly to hand and prepare for advanced handling work. Always more easily done…

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Solar eclipse event in Forteau 5:35

10d ago5:35

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The NunatuKavut Community Council is hosting a solar eclipse event in Forteau, complete with snacks and eclipse viewing glasses. We hear the details.

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Check-in with Iron Rock Brewery 6:40

10d ago6:40

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From craft beer to local beer. The owners of Iron Rock Brewery hope to convince beer drinkers of all stripes that their homegrown product is worth a try.

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Tips on viewing the partial solar eclipse in Labrador 8:11

10d ago8:11

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It's a once in a lifetime event! We hear more about the total solar eclipse happening today in some parts of Canada... and learn some tips on viewing the partial solar eclipse here today in Labrador.

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Inquiry into the treatment of Innu children in care continues in a week 7:49

10d ago7:49

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The Inquiry Respecting the Treatment, Experiences and Outcomes of Innu in the child protection system resumes next week. We hear from Helen Aster, the Social Health Director for Sheshatshiu Innu First Nation, about some of the pressing issues Innu face today.

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1905 Labrador Eclipse Expedition in North West River 8:03

10d ago8:03

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As anticipation builds for today's solar eclipse, we hear about an elaborate scientific expedition to North West River for a solar eclipse in 1905.

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What's the happs for the week of April 5th 6:06

13d ago6:06

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Dancing, fundraisers, and skiing. We check out the happenings around Labrador with Zack for the week of April 5th.

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Rhivu takes off for a Rubik’s cube competition 9:38

13d ago9:38

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Some cube lubes, a timer, and—of course—several Rubik's cubes! We dig into Rhivu Rashid's special suitcase before he heads off for some cubing tournaments in the Maritimes this weekend.

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Nunatsiavut Government launches new Land, Development and Housing Strategy 11:21

13d ago11:21

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The Nunatsiavut Government is hatching land, development and housing plans for the next two decades. But first, they want to hear from Nunatsiavut members. We hear how you can contribute your thoughts.

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High schoolers on the ever-changing climate 7:29

13d ago7:29

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The winter has been much warmer than usual in Labrador this year. We speak to some high school students and hear their thoughts on our changing climate.

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Snow Buntings in Labrador 9:17

13d ago9:17

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The great winged migration! We check in with the Snow Bunting project of Labrador, which is marking its 5th anniversary this year.

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Virtual golf in Labrador City 6:40

13d ago6:40

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Golf without the flys, and without all the walking. We hear about a new "virtual golf space" in Labrador City.

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Ramadan celebrations in Labrador West 10:31

14d ago10:31

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Eid al-Fitr, one of the two biggest Muslim festivals, is just around the corner. We check in on the Muslim community in Labrador West to learn about their Eid plans, and we’ll hear how Ramadan is going for them.

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Helping people with Autism find work 6:35

14d ago6:35

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April is Autism Awareness month! We hear from an organization in Labrador West helping people with autism find work

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Building a traditional igloo in Hopedale 7:36

14d ago7:36

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The snow is more "sugary" in Hopedale this year, but Ross Flowers still managed to build a traditional igloo outside his home. We hear from him, inside that igloo.

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