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The community of Hebron was forcibly relocated 65 years ago. This woman still feels the impact - Vimarsana News

The community of Hebron was forcibly relocated 65 years ago. This woman still feels the impact

This April marked 65 years since the Inuit of the northern Labrador community of Hebron were forced to leave their homes, their lives and their land behind.

Source: cbc.ca
Exploring beneath the surface in this week's photo gallery - Vimarsana News

Exploring beneath the surface in this week's photo gallery

Have a photo you'd like us to see? Email us! Our address is nlphotos@cbc.ca.

Source: cbc.ca
Iron Rock is the Big Land's sole microbrewery — started by brothers from Bell Island - Vimarsana News

Iron Rock is the Big Land's sole microbrewery — started by brothers from Bell Island

The road to craft beer is paved with many things, but the Hurley brothers encountered the COVID-19 pandemic. They weathered the storm and now have a firm foothold in Labrador City. The CBC’s Jeremy Eaton dropped by and talked to the Hurley brothers about their budding beer goals.

Source: cbc.ca
Cain's Quest racers say some routes 'passable' but alarming due to unfavourable weather conditions - Vimarsana News

Cain's Quest racers say some routes 'passable' but alarming due to unfavourable weather conditions

The extreme snowmobile race Cain's Quest is set to start out of Labrador City on Sunday. Competitors say they'll be riding with extra caution this year due to unfavourable conditions.

Source: cbc.ca
Hundreds of German soldiers train in Labrador every winter — here's why - Vimarsana News

Hundreds of German soldiers train in Labrador every winter — here's why

In early January, hundreds of German soldiers set foot on the Big Land for six to eight weeks to complete demanding winter warfare training.

Source: cbc.ca