Residents of Labrador’s north coast are sounding the alarm on what they say is a frustrating and broken system of air transportation for medical appointments. With no roads connecting the remote Inuit and Innu communities to the rest of the province, air travel (or ferry service during part of the year) is the only way to get to medical appointments. But some are facing travel delays, missing work, and missing appointments, they say, due to unpredictable and unreliable transportation. But Labrador Affairs Minister Lisa Dempster has refuted Evans’ claims that people have been stuck waiting on flights. She said she was shocked to hear Dempster say there were no complaints from the public about the medical flights, and wonders where the complaints go if the government has no record of them.