The town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay, which is located in Central Labrador is well known for its beautiful surroundings and a variety of cultural backgrounds. This town is considered to be among the largest in the Labrador region. It is easy to access the town regardless of whether one is travelling by air, land or water. What makes this town unique is that it has the most significant number of Indigenous populations in Newfoundland & Labrador, celebrating an intricate blending of Innu, Inuit, Metis and Settlers' cultures.
Traditional practices such as hunting, fishing and trapping are part of everyday life in the community. The individuals who live there have a strong connection with their territory, appreciating the splendour of the Mealy Mountains National Park Reserve, the Grand (Churchill) River and Lake Melville. Local organizations and initiatives in Happy Valley-Goose Bay receive active support from the residents. They assist each other, join events, and volunteer to create a tight-knit and caring community.