As ridiculous as it sounds, this week's episode of InFocus has people who are extinct on the show to talk about what it's like to be, well, extinct.

Join host Melissa Ridgen and guest host Savannah Kelly for a look at incredible content makers on TikTok, YouTube and Instagram.

InFocus is continuing its discussion on gender-based violence. In our own communities, women have long whispered about men to steer clear of because they're predators or pests.

The #MeToo movement turned those whispers into yells.

Within families, communities or organizations, women aren't always safe from sexual harassment. On this episode of InFocus, we're taking a look at gender violence and what's being done to fix it. Join the conversation on #MeToo.

On this episode of InFocus we're talking to people with an array of perspectives on that apology - how it helps some heal while others say it wasn't enough.

More than ever, conversations are happening about how some names of places and institutions honour people who shouldn't be.

InFocus puts names in the spotlight as colonial names are slowly being replaced by ones more meaningful to Indigenous Peoples.

We're putting sports InFocus. From snowboarding to archery – guest host Darrell Stranger has you covered on this episode.

Darrell is sitting down with Olympic snowboarder Liam Gill, archer Waasayah Munro-Soldier, along with two Indigenous sports organizations.

Later in the show, he'll speak with Hockey Night in Canada in Cree on APTN host Earl Wood.

With everyone's eyes on Ukraine, we are reminded of some shared connections.

On this episode of InFocus we're looking at kookum scarves and a partnership between Ukrainian and powwow dancers. Later in the show, we'll explore Indigenous women in street gangs.

At nine years old she was pulled into the system and has since had her four children taken away - she fears they'll come for her fifth.