The GNWT promises to foot the bill for all home repairs, and even replacement buildings, after the spring floods – find out more about how that'll work. Plus a trip to Yellowknife's newest restaurant. Ollie Williams hosts.

The Northern Birthwork Collective's founders discuss its achievements in its first year, while two benches are unveiled in Yellowknife to honour missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls. Ollie Williams hosts.

A new study has found one 'forever chemical' is more common in northerners, and Derek Chauvin is set to be sentenced in court today after being convicted of the murder of George Floyd. Also, Yellowknife gets set to celebrate Multicultural Day on Sunday. Sarah Sibley hosts.

A building collapses in South Florida, a new online art store showcases artists across the Beaufort Delta, and Susan Chaffee, the first female guide in the NWT, releases a book of her adventures. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Some Yellowknife residents are concerned about gaps in services for users of shelters in the city, and the Líídlįį Kúę First Nation calls in the Red Cross to help with emergency preparedness. Sarah Sibley hosts.

Georgina Liberty has been named a director of the Office of the Commissioner of Indigenous Languages, and Jolene Fyfe has made it on to the next round of an international baking competition. Meanwhile, Fort Providence's school has received a $10,000 grant to help with literacy in the community. Sarah Sibley hosts.

Adeline Football is the first female chief of Wekweètì in history, and Kavanaugh Bros. in Yellowknife is honouring a late co-worker. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

The US and Russia have their first talks in three years as tensions run high, and Hay River has a knew crosswalk to honour those affected by the residential school system. Plus, new science shows the aurora favours the North Pole. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Fort Simpson wonders why more Canadian Rangers were sent to help with flood relief, and Yellowknife councillor Stacie Smith speaks about racism and representation in the city. Plus, Doreen Arrowmaker becomes Gamètì's first female chief. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Western states in America are heating up, the Rainbow Coalition of Yellowknife creates 2SLGBTQIIA+ educational materials, and one Yellowknife resident goes for gold in an online baking competition. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.