In the last week of April, the Canadian Ice Service recorded the lowest amount of sea ice in Labrador in its history of record-keeping, which dates back 50 years. The coast of northern Labrador is currently down to about 14 per cent of its ice cover, according to the CIS, a contrast to the average ice cover for this time of year of about 35 per cent.  Read more from CBC.ca on how these worrying conditions affect local seal hunters in coastal Labrador.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/newfoundland-labrador/thin-ice-early-spring-seal-hunt-1.6016897