The Yellowknife Dog Trotters Association reacts as councillors once again question the long-term home of dog mushers in the city, while YK1 school district superintendent Metro Huculak announces his retirement.

Former owner Charles Dent and some of CJCD's first broadcasters join Ollie to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Yellowknife's first commercial radio station.

Henry and Eileen Beaver discuss their work helping Mindy Willett complete a series of nine children's books, one in each of the NWT's Indigenous languages.

Behind the scenes of a Yukon documentary about farmers finding their way in Dawson City, being screened as part of Yellowknife's annual film festival.

Emelie Peacock hosts this edition, joining people in downtown Yellowknife marching against family violence and then reflecting on the opening days of 9-1-1.

Ollie walks the red carpet with the creators behind Red Snow, which got its NWT premiere in Dettah - where it was partly shot - on Tuesday evening. Plus the maker of documentary Aurora Love is in studio, we listen in on Caroline Cochrane's first formal news conference as premier, and neighbours and users of Yellowknife's downtown day shelter talk about its future.

Mildred Hall School's principal describes her sadness and frustration as the school's bus is vandalized. Plus Shania Young on the Northern Jack Summit for mental health, the YWCA's Lyda Fuller discusses plans for a new building in Yellowknife, and Mayor Rebecca Alty explains why City Hall is proposing an 8.48-percent property tax increase -- and looks ahead to Hockey Day in Canada, three months from now.

We head inside Yellowknife's new thrift store while Ollie interviews the man hoping to start a "demonstration" mine at Nechalacho, east of the city, next year.

The NWT's new ombud, representing residents when they have complaints about the territorial government, is about to take office. Colette Langlois tells Ollie Williams how she hopes to do the job.

Sarah Pruys speaks with the NWT Metis Nation's Vance Sanderson about new broadcasts in Fort Smith, while Emelie Peacock discusses Tsiigehtchic's campaign to "out" bootleggers with the district's MLA, Sonny Blake.