Cabin Radio's Emily Blake dissects an internal document exposing the many concerns held by staff at the NWT's corrections facilities. Plus Ross Potter retires as Hay River's fire chief. Ollie Williams hosts.

Hear from the NWT's chief public health officer and a range of Fort Liard residents as a Covid-19 cluster emerges in the Dehcho. Plus Thomsen D'Hont describes how his family joined the "guerrilla grooming" craze as Yellowknife embraces skiing. Ollie Williams hosts.

Cabin Radio's Meaghan Brackenbury went to Wekweètì as health officials were there to administer Moderna's Covid-19 vaccine, and Yellowknife-based band The Housemen released new single today. Sarah Sibley hosts.

US Donald Trump has been impeached for the second time, but now US officials are worried about more violence leading up to Joe Biden's inauguration. A Yellowknife company is trying out a wood pellet heating system, people are speaking out against the proposed Alaska to Alberta railway, and Gastown's milkshakes may bring more people to its yard in the near future if it gets the proper permits. Sarah Sibley hosts.

Reporter Meaghan Brackenbury is in Wekweètì where some residents are getting the first dose of the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine, the US House of Representatives is debating on whether or not to impeach President Donald Trump, meanwhile NWT curling champions Jamie Koe and his team will not participate in this year's territorial competition and may not be able to advance to the Brier in Calgary. Jocelyn Zoe, the host of Information is Medicine - an interview series that tackles questions and concerns about the Covid-19 pandemic - also joins us to to talk about her experience. Sarah Sibley hosts.

The territorial government laid out how much progress has been made for its 2030 climate framework, residents in Ulukhaktok sign up for the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine, and Trump speaks publicly for the first time since US Democrats announced they're pushing to impeach him. Sarah Sibley reports.

The Yellowknife organization SideDoor finally has a new location for its resource centre, a handgames tournament gets postponed, and US Democrats call for Trump to be impeached. Sarah Sibley hosts.

The mayhem in Washington DC continues, a Yellowknife singer releases a new single, and Inuvik names its 2020 recipient of the Bill Mero Memorial Volunteer Recognition Award. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Chaos ensues in Washington as a pro-Trump mob storms the Capitol, one MLA calls out the NWT vaccine strategy, plus a man claims to have taken the highest resolution photographs of a snowflake ever published - and he did it in Yellowknife. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

The NWT releases its vaccine rollout plan, top GNWT officials come under fire after travelling South during holiday season, plus Fort Simpson states it's case for help from the territory to run its warming centre. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.