Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced some vaccines will start being made in Canada later this year, a new report shows emergency protection orders aren't working in the NWT, and the debate about whether or not to give Avens an exception to allow its expansion project to move forward continues. Sarah Sibley hosts.

The Northwest Territories has introduced a new healthcare plan for transgender, non-binary, and gender non-conforming individuals, and a Yellowknifer makes the cut and has secured a spot on the University of Alberta's varsity soccer team. Sarah Sibley reports.

Countries in the developing world struggle to access Covid-19 vaccines and vet students head to the Sahtu to spay and neuter. Plus, a look at how Reddit users stumped Wall Street. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

A Fort Simpson resident looks to start a long-term care facility in the community, plus the Gwich'in Tribal Council release book capturing the oral histories of 23 Elders. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Yellowknife MLAs give a slew of updates on different GNWT projects, plus the Snowking opens its snow carving contest to residents. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Trump's second impeachment is officially in front of the US Senate, and Air Canada leaves Yellowknife gap that other airlines must fill. Plus, two Northerners win big money to produce original short film. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

The GNWT may soon change how the premier and cabinet are chosen. Plus an emergency vehicle expert analyzes the recent fire truck theft in Inuvik, and the YWCA in Yellowknife "sounds alarm" on youth and family homelessness. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Can computers fill in gaps related to race and ethnicity in Canadian health data? A former NWT epidemiologist tries to answer that question. Plus Yellowknife's giant new green screen and the Prime Minister responds to Julie Payette's departure. Ollie Williams hosts.

Makerspace YK's Cat McGurk and Julian Morse explain their plans for a new Yellowknife space in 2021. Plus Mayor Rebecca Alty discusses the city's bid for new NWT accessibility legislation, and meet the young poet who stole the show at Joe Biden's inauguration. Ollie Williams hosts.

Hear from President Joe Biden as he formally takes office. Plus Melissa Daniels describes trying to reinvent the way people in the NWT do business, and Steve Payne looks ahead to becoming Yellowknife's deputy mayor. Ollie Williams hosts.