Residential schools book, Atlantic Loop, libraries, Wayne & Wayne and Ramah chert - a podcast by CBC Radio

On today's show, former students of Labrador's residential schools shared their stories. And now a new book is available to aid in the healing process. We talk with author Andrea Procter and James Igloliorte who provided the forward. The federal throne speech includes plans for something called an "Atlantic Loop". Sort of like an Atlantic Bubble, but for electricity. We find out how local businesses can make the most of it. Libraries are coming back to life in Labrador after being closed for months because of the pandemic. We give you the readers digest version of how it works. This week on Wayne & Wayne, Wayne Button talks about the book, The Colony of Unrequited Dreams and Wayne Walsh watched a TV series, Hanna for us. We find out about Ramah chert found in the remote Torngat Mountains, and is the letter "r" in the Encyclopedia of Labrador.

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