Stories from a retired CBC journalist, NG assembly, HVGB launches investigation + more reaction to enforcement officer video, Labrador businesses opening and Goose Bay curling club - a podcast by CBC Radio

On today's show, Labrador is definitely rich in history and stories. We hear from a retired CBC journalist who got to report on those events and stories a few decades ago. The Nunatsiavut Government is having its first assembly in about six months, and it comes with a lot of concerns from some beneficiaries. We hear from the speaker of the assembly. We have more reaction to a video involving a Town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay enforcement officer. Town council voted to proceed with an investigation. A large crowd gathered in front of the town hall to express their concerns. We bring you some of what happened. November 7th is the grand opening of Spruced Up Labrador's storefront in HVGB. On this week's business segment, we get a sneak peak. We also hear plans owner of Inuky Glass Art in Lab West has to expand her business by opening a shop in December. Skips and sweepers, rock and houses...we find out how the Goose Bay curling club is ramping up for another season with Covid-19 safety precautions in place.

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