A nurses' association describes its efforts to understand why NWT members are leaving, plus the restoration of historic plaques in the territory and Cameroon's efforts to restore its lakes -- with help from weevils. Ollie Williams hosts.

Assistant Deputy Minister of Education and Culture Shannon Barnett-Aikman discusses why the department is moving ahead with in-person learning. Also on the show, reporter Emily Blake shares findings from a workplace review and investigation into the NWT legislature’s clerk’s office. McKenna Hadley-Burke hosts.

Chief Public Health Officer Dr Kami Kandola announces a number of changes to the territory's current public health orders. Also on the show, a woman in Inuvik is raising concerns about the treatment of Indigenous women by RCMP. McKenna Hadley-Burke hosts.

A Fort Good Hope Elder has become the first person in the NWT to pass away from Covid-19. His daughter, Rose McNeely, shares memories of her late father. Also on the show, researchers are looking into whether water at the bottom of the former Con Mine could be used to heat and cool a Yellowknife industrial park. McKenna Hadley-Burke hosts.

The newly elected Chief of Ndilǫ, Fred Sangris, talks about what he plans to tackle first after taking office. Later, the chief executive of the NWT's health authority, Kim Riles, talks about the emergency reinforcements arriving in the NWT to help combat the latest Covid-19 outbreak. McKenna Hadley-Burke hosts.

The candidates running to become the next Tłı̨chǫ Grand Chief share why they believe they should be elected to the position, while Ollie Williams provides updates on the Covid-19 situation in the territory. McKenna Hadley-Burke hosts.

Dene National Chief Norman Yakeleya argues this week's outbreak is highlighting "two standards" of healthcare in the NWT, while an exhibit dedicated to how Indigenous northerners view their role in the future opens in Yellowknife. Ollie Williams hosts.

The NWT's health minister discusses this week's Covid-19 outbreak with McKenna Hadley-Burke, saying she expects "very alarming" growth in cases ahead. Plus Fort Simpson must wait till after the federal election for a key Nutrition North decision. Ollie Williams hosts.

A Fort Simpson student describes life in Fort Smith's aviation school and his ambitions to keep a legacy of northern bush pilots alive, plus how the NWT could start holding manufacturers accountable for how goods are disposed of. Ollie Williams hosts.

Meaghan Brackenbury reports from Yellowknife's Strong People, Strong Communities mural festival, while Chief Tommy Kakfwi tells McKenna Hadley-Burke his community of Fort Good Hope is not getting the help it needs. Ollie Williams hosts.