The Yellowknife Women's Society says the NWT Housing Corp's failure to back a transitional housing project caused federal funding to collapse. Plus the Yellowknife student who won a $100,000 scholarship, and the artists and teens collaborating on a new Yellowknife mural.

Tom Weegar speaks in depth about his firing from Aurora College and how the transformation into a polytechnic university had been progressing. Dene National Chief Norman Yakeleya says Teck's Frontier mine could be Canada's next protest flashpoint. And Keith Robertson describes filming a paddling documentary for three straight months in the barrenlands ahead of a festival in Yellowknife this weekend.

Yellowknife pilot Maxie Plant describes winning gold at the Red Bull Ice Cross World Championship, and Lynn Elkin explains why one of Yellowknife's best-known charities changed its name to Inclusion NWT.

Aurora College's Yellowknife campus has a glycol problem, and students say it's giving them headaches. We investigate. Plus we'll tour Yellowknife's new dome theatre with the entrepreneur who built it.

A Dene lawyer, a civil liberties advocate, and the NWT's justice minister discuss how to tackle high rates of Indigenous incarceration in both the territory and Canada as a whole.

Looking back at Hockey Day in Canada, we'll hear from Ron MacLean during his live guest appearance on Cabin Radio at the Challenge Cup. Plus we listen in as the NWT government debates how adding 100 new homes in the territory will work.

After a woman is kept in a Yellowknife RCMP holding cell for 11 straight days, we ask justice minister Caroline Wawzonek if the NWT justice system is discriminatory.

Shaznay Waugh, a 17-year-old from Fort Simpson, describes joining demonstrators outside BC's legislature.

New regulations mean cremation in the NWT is a step closer to becoming a reality. Plus Tom Makepeace discusses setting up a temporary men's shelter in Hay River, and Morven MacPherson describes being removed from the Tłı̨chǫ Investment Corporation's board.

Friends of the late Gary Vaillancourt pay tribute to the "Baron of Houseboat Bay," while Ollie sets out what the NWT government is promising in its new mandate.