Two climate scientists give us the lowdown on their new study which shows the Arctic is transitioning to a new climate state, plus MP Michael McLeod announces new funding boost to territorial food organizations. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

The Yellowknife Solid Waste Facility sees improvements as it re-opens for salvaging, and a group called Digital NWT is looking into the gaps in northern internet infrastructure. Plus the first ever Gwich'in fire crew is tackling California's raging wildfires. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

Chambers of Commerce across the territory express their concerns regarding the territory's plan for a new Covid-19 Secretariat, plus Premier Caroline Cochrane gives us a one-on-one lowdown of the NWT's pandemic plans. Meaghan Brackenbury hosts.

The NWT's new health minister discusses the pandemic and the territory's many other health priorities in an extensive issue, plus how Gwich'in communities are looking to reshape the way wildfires are handled. Ollie Williams hosts.

Some residents are urging the City of Yellowknife and GNWT to figure out a new emergency shelter sooner rather than later. Plus: Yellowknife's Covid-19 drive-through test centre reopens, the YWCA NWT plans kits to tackle "period poverty," and Dene National Chief Norman Yakeleya remembers late Sahtu leader George Cleary. Ollie Williams hosts.

Nancy MacNeill describes why she wants Yellowknife men to be more vocal in addressing gender-based violence, and Jay Boast explains how he intends to answer that call. Plus aurora tour operators fear for the winter season, new NWT health minister Julie Green speaks for the first time about her portfolio, and an old Volvo owner has a request. Ollie Williams hosts.

New federal Conservative leader Erin O'Toole talks to Ollie Williams about his plan to win back northern voters after the territories collectively rejected his party at last year's election.

Emily Blake explains how a new Covid-19 Secretariat with 150 staff will help with the NWT's pandemic response, Stephane Millette discusses the reopening plan of Hay River's recreation centre, and Meaghan Brackenbury talks about the results of the Gwich'in Tribal Council elections. Sarah Sibley hosts.

The territorial government announced they have acquired four new double-hulled barges to add to its fleet, Meaghan Brackenbury is on the show to talk about it, and the Wellness Coordinator for the Lı́ı́dlı̨ı̨ Kų́ę́ First Nations talks about how to get more Elders participating in community events during Covid-19.
Sarah Sibley hosts.

Meaghan Brackenbury checks in with the Inuvik Food Bank after it has received over $15,000 in donations throughout the summer, and reporter Sarah Pruys is on the show to talk about recent complaints to the Language Commissioner's Office, and how they are being addressed.
Sarah Sibley hosts.