The NWT's director of child and family services and the Foster Family Coalition's executive director join Ollie to look at how children and foster caregivers are being helped through the pandemic. Plus RCMP provide a second, more detailed account of how a dog ended up being shot in downtown Yellowknife.

The owners of a dog shot by Yellowknife police give their side of the story, plus Ollie is joined by Sara Chorostkowski to look at how the NWT government is helping vulnerable people during the pandemic.

Aurora College says it'll offer full refunds to anyone dissatisfied with its distance learning programs this fall – plus an epic tale involving a vintage plane and 16 sled dogs.

The winner of the NWT's $55-million jackpot comes forward.

A motion to remove Katrina Nokleby from cabinet is abruptly withdrawn, bringing to an end a two-day political whirlwind. Here's what we know.

What's the latest on the cleanup of one of Canada's most contaminated sites? In a special show sponsored by the Giant Mine Oversight Board, board chair Dr Kathy Racher talks Ollie through a new report.

Some MLAs are trying to have Minister Katrina Nokleby removed from cabinet, but nobody will explain why.

Aurora College prepares for more distance learning this fall, Yellowknife plans creative ways to get restaurants and retailers out in the open, and a contest involving your pets and famous art.

Andrea Brown, the NWT health authority's territorial manager of mental health and addictions, joins Ollie to take questions about mental health during the pandemic.

What Dominion's potential sale means for Ekati and Diavik, plus setting up a small farm in Yellowknife.