More calls for air ambulance overhaul, military wife on moving during a pandemic, parents allowed to bring kindergarten kids to class, a chat with Innu Nation Grand Chief, a kayak course and a pair walking to raise money for tuition - a podcast by CBC Radio

More calls for air ambulance overhaul. We hear two stories from people who say their trust in the province's medical evacuation system is broken. From coast to coast with 4 kids and 2 dogs, a Goose Bay military wife opens up about the mixed feelings that come with a move across the country during a pandemic.Education Minister Tom Osborne explains why parents will now be allowed to take their kindergarten kids into the classroom on the first day of school. We also speak with the newly elected Innu Nation Grand Chief, Etienne Rich of Sheshatshiu. Outdoor expert Noah Nochasak is heading to Rigolet to teach a water course. But it's not kayaks participants will be paddling. We meet a pair walking from Churchill Falls to Happy Valley-Goose Bay to raise funds for tuition.

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