NLTA grievance, Dr James Potter diary entry, engineering kits for kids, private donation for Innu schools, ferry woes and more frustrations with the TLH, pizza makers, a 23-year-old gardener and a grandfather walks to raise funds for his grandson - a podcast by CBC Radio

We hear from the NLTA who've filed an occupational health and safety grievance over the province's back-to-school plan. We bring you another Dr. James Potter diary entry. We learn about a Labrador community getting free engineering kits for kids. New money for schools in Natuashish and Sheshatshiu will help adapt classrooms for COVID. We have more about the private donation. Frustrations over ferry delays, frustrations with the Trans Labrador Highway. Two Labradorians tell us about dealing with transportation-related issues during their vacations. Two Masons from HVGB hit a wall when the pandemic came, but they found a way through it by making pizza. We meet a 23-year-old who's passionate about gardening. And Rebecca goes on a run. She recorded her jog alongside Sebastien Benuen, the grandfather fundraising to send his grandson to a hockey school in Ontario.

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