Fort Simpson businesses affected by severe flooding earlier this month look to the recovery phase, while a woman in Fort Liard says victims need more support and protection by the NWT legal system. Also, a youth led climate walk happened in Yellowknife yesterday. Sarah Sibley hosts.

The GNWT is set to release a Covid-19 economic recovery plan next week, and one Yellowknife mother says there has a been a lack of support for those caring for differently abled children in isolation. Plus, the Fort Simpson Historical Society gets a helping hand to fix its building damaged by flooding. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

The territory's Maca minister says she should have intervened in Dehcho flooding responses sooner and flood watch continues in the Sahtu and Beaufort Delta. Plus, Tulita gets $4.9 million for modular housing. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

NWT MLAs discuss their priorities ahead of the upcoming Legislative Assembly sitting, and the mural designs are revealed for the Strong People, Strong Communities project. Plus, a mother-daughter mural duo talk about creating designs together. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Yellowknife's mayor defends the decision to put the new visitors centre in the Centre Square Mall. The Yellowknife International Film Festival returns in November, and a new northern pet supply business is ramping up to open. Sarah Sibley hosts.

Sarah Sibley analyzes the options ahead for Jean Marie River as its residents contemplate how, and where, to rebuild from this month's flood. Plus Yellowknife's city manager discusses the city's latest traffic problem: the new KFC and Starbucks. Ollie Williams hosts.

Meaghan Brackenbury assesses the likelihood of flooding as breakup reaches the Sahtu, plus Sarah Sibley meets Inuvialuit youth creating a beluga whale documentary. Ollie Williams hosts.

Here's your Yellowknife construction season outlook. Plus a federal task force on northern post-secondary education kicks into gear, and the director of the CDC - the US agency leading much of that country's Covid-19 guidance - explains why fully vaccinated Americans don't need masks any more in many settings. Ollie Williams hosts.

An Inuvik MLA says unfair treatment of NWT nurses has been a problem for years. Meanwhile, a pair of golden slippers raises a smile - and $2,500 - as Fort Simpson copes with flooding. Ollie Williams hosts.

While Fort Simpson deals with its current state of flooding and waits for the Mackenzie River to break, some Sahtu communities are preparing for breakup to happen near them. Also, Fort Liard has a new mayor and an NWT resident has won a Sobey Art Award. Sarah Sibley hosts.