The sun sets against an abandoned home in William’s Harbour off the southeastern coast of Labrador on Wednesday, November 8, 2017.
Darren Calabrese
Lights out in William’s Harbour: a tribute to the land and community
The 34-resident Inuit community off the southeastern coast of Labrador made the tough decision to resettle due to a small population and an ageing community, leaving historic roots behind. "Seasons of home" is a tribute to life in William’s Harbour, written and read by resident Pam Penney. Read the full story here: https://goo.gl/mMzXac
The 34-resident Inuit community off the southeastern coast of Labrador made the tough decision to resettle, leaving historic roots behind. "Seasons of home" is a tribute to life in William’s Harbour, written and read by resident Pam Penney. Read the full story here: https://goo.gl/mMzXac
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