Premier Caroline Cochrane and chief public health officer Dr Kami Kandola are encouraging people to not travel in or out of the territory, Yellowknife businesses aren't doing as many - if any - holiday parties this year, and a Yellowknife artist has his first solo exhibit. Meanwhile, students at a school in Dettah get a letter from a unicorn who live on Sparkle Lane to teach them about how the postal service works, while developing reading and writing skills. Sarah Sibley hosts.

Fort Simpson is looking to create its own warming shelter, an university student curates his own exhibit at a museum in Fort Smith, and Northlands Trailer Park gets decorated for the holidays. Sarah Sibley hosts.

Northwestel announced it will finally roll out unlimited internet packages in four NWT communities on December 1. A new ban on heavy fuel oil isn't going far enough for some, a NWT veteran is asking for help after his license plate was stolen off his car, and Journal of a Travelling Girl has its launch. Sarah Sibley hosts.

Meaghan Brackenbury attends the Tree of Peace's annual Wellness Walk for addiction awareness, Hay River was denied disaster funding from the GNWT for its landfill fire last year, and NWT educators try to get more Indigenous people in STEM. Sarah Sibley reports.

AstraZeneca announced its making progress with its vaccine, reporter Emily Blake explores what a vaccine could mean for the Northwest Territories and who'd get it first. Nick Sibbeston, an Elder from Fort Simpson/Líídlįį Kúę, talks about his experience being featured in a mini-documentary on climate change. Sarah Sibley hosts.

Hay River and a Yellowknifer spread the holiday cheer, plus the Prince of Wales museum in Yellowknife sees the closing of the Walt Humphries exhibit off with flashlights. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Sarah Sibley gives us an update on the NWT's chief public health officer's pandemic recommendations during the holiday season, plus a new production of Handel's Messiah breaks linguistic barriers. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

A new hydroponic greenhouse is on it's way to Inuvik, plus we take a tour of the famous Bullock's Bistro walls. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

The NWT suspends its travel bubble with Nunavut, plus Avens Community for Seniors starts up its annual "Tree of Giving" program. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Where are all the taxis in Hay River? Plus harvest limits on caribou in the Sahtu are set aside in favour of community-led conservation efforts. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.