Zack brings you all the happenings in Labrador for the week of November the 22nd.

A big used book sale is happening in Labrador West this weekend, with all proceeds benefitting Air Daffodil. We hear about the 4th annual Carolyn Simon Memorial Book Fair.

More than four years after it was taken away, fire services will soon be reinstated at Wabush Airport. We speak with MP Yvonne Jones, who’s one of many who advocated for its return.

It's a tale of a "popular girl" mistreating a "nerdy girl"—and what happens when they trade places! We hear from students at Henry Gordon Academy in Cartwright about their play “The Other Side of the Mirror,” which they’re performing at the Labrador Creative Arts Festival this week.

The federal and provincial governments want to give everyone a two-month GST/HST holiday this Christmas. But how much will it help with getting gifts under the Christmas tree? We hear from economics professor Alison Coffin about how the tax breaks will work.

November is Diabetes Awareness Month. We speak with Charlottetown’s Natalie Dempster about being diagnosed with the disease as a child, and what it’s like to live with diabetes.

On Tuesday, we learned that a synthetic opioid that can be 25-times more potent than fentanyl has been seized in Upper Lake Melville. We speak with expert Dr. Alexander Caudarella to learn more about the dangers of nitazene.

The second drag queen from this province is making her debut on Canada’s Drag Race! Ahead of tonight’s premiere, we meet Tara Nova and her mother, Diane Oram Feltham, who now lives in Labrador West.