The US is set to pull out of Afghanistan this fall, and Inuvik's new hydroponic growing facility is almost ready to go. Plus, Yellowknifers have a new spot to get their chicken wing fix. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

The murder trial of Derek Chauvin continues and one Hay River resident says Northwestel wouldn’t connect her household to unlimited internet. Plus, Grand Chief Ken Kyikavichik of the Gwich'in Tribal Council reclaims his family name. Meaghan Brackenbury reports.

Inuvik's Top of the World Loppet returns after a short hiatus and Arlene Hache, an long-time community advocate, raises the alarm on housing needs in the NWT. Plus, there are concerns around blood clotting from Johnson and Johnson Covid-19 vaccine. Sarah Pruys hosts.

Advocates say the NWT needs to change the way it runs it's child protective services, plus the NWT gets its own kickboxing organization. Sarah Pruys hosts.

The NWT's changing up how it will do vaccine clinics, Derek Chauvin's trial continues, and Enterprise's gas station is set to open this weekend with new owners. Also, the Ice Road Run from Yellowknife to Dettah will see people running, walking and fat-biking down the ice road on Saturday. Sarah Sibley hosts.

The results of a taxi survey are released, advocates talk about how to reform the child protective services program, and Ontario enters a month long lockdown to curb Covid-19. Sarah Sibley hosts.

The City of Yellowknife is debating changing the mill rates residents may pay. MLAs hear about a new housing alternative that may be a new solution to northern issues, Alberta sees more restrictions to slow the spread of Covid-19, and a virtual table tennis challenge comes to the NWT. Sarah Sibley hosts.

The RCMP release a report from the Sexual Assault Investigations Review Committee, we'll hear more about it and the review process. Canada is being hit by a third wave of Covid-19 and the court hears more from police officers about the use of force in Derek Chauvin's murder trial. Sarah Sibley hosts.

Derek Chauvin's trial enters day four, rape culture in British schools comes to light, and Rocky and RJ Simpson exchange thoughts the Legislative Assembly on illicit drug trade. Plus, Fraser Place gets a green light in Hay River. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

The GNWT makes amendments to its budget, and Hay River ponders changing its taxi bylaws. Plus, a student from Inuvik wins the Loran Scholarship. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.