Honouring Labradorians who attended residential schools on this Orange Shirt Day, plus what's on stage in October. - a podcast by CBC Radio

It's Orange Shirt Day. Most of our show today brings stories about Labradorians who attended residential schools. We talk about the hardships former students went through, the healing they've embarked on and their desire for history never to repeat itself. We hear from Sarah and Harry Webb in Nain. We go to Cartwright to talk about why the town council ordered the demolition of what could be the last residential school building left in Labrador. We hear from the Lethbridge family, the Reelis, the Dysons, the Hendersons and Sarah Anala. We also check in with two arts centres in Labrador to find out about what's on stage next month.

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