In Lock & Key's final episode, Justin Brake visits Happy Valley-Goose Bay to understand the community's concerns over a proposed new supportive services facility in the central Labrador town that calls itself "The Heart of Labrador". Then he travels to Hopedale to see what the Nunatsiavut Government is doing for unhoused folks on Labrador's north coast.

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Lock and Key is produced by Olivia Ball and edited by Luke Quinton. Hosted by Luke Quinton and Andie Bulman.

Music is by Jake Nicoll

Our art is by Shan Leigh Pomeroy

Special thanks to story consultant Ossie Michelin.

Thank you to Tom Baird and Sara Swain. Justin Brake is Editor-in-Chief of The Independent.

For more in-depth stories about the housing crisis, visit www.TheIndependent.ca.

Support The Independent by becoming a monthly donor.

And a big thank to everyone who shared their stories with us over this past year.

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"The Lock & Key podcast received funding from The Community Housing Transformation Centre (the Centre); however, the views expressed are the personal views of the author and the Centre accepts no responsibility for them."

Justin Brake visits Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Sheshatshiu, and Natuashish to find out why Innu are ending up in the streets (and trails) of Happy Valley-Goose Bay.

Content warning: This episode discusses youth addiction and suicide. Please listen with care.

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Lock and Key is produced by Olivia Ball and edited by Luke Quinton. Hosted by Luke Quinton and Andie Bulman.

Music is by Jake Nicoll

Our art is by Shan Leigh Pomeroy

Thanks to Tom Baird and Sara Swain. Justin Brake is Editor-in-chief of The Independent.

For more in-depth stories about the housing crisis, visit www.TheIndependent.ca.

Support The Independent by becoming a monthly donor.

And a big thank to everyone who shared their stories with us over this past year.

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"The Lock & Key podcast received funding from The Community Housing Transformation Centre (the Centre); however, the views expressed are the personal views of the author and the Centre accepts no responsibility for them."

Is co-op housing one answer to the housing crisis? In search of that answer, Rebecca Nolan speaks with St. John's residents who live in co-operative housing.

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Lock and Key is produced by Olivia Ball and edited by Luke Quinton. Hosted by Luke Quinton and Andie Bulman.

Music is by Jake Nicoll

Our art is by Shan Leigh Pomeroy

Thanks to Tom Baird and Sara Swain. Justin Brake is Editor-in-chief of The Independent.

For more in-depth stories about the housing crisis, visit www.TheIndependent.ca.

Support The Independent by becoming a monthly donor.

And a big thank to everyone who shared their stories with us over this past year.

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"The Lock & Key podcast received funding from The Community Housing Transformation Centre (the Centre); however, the views expressed are the personal views of the author and the Centre accepts no responsibility for them."