Yellowknife's Wren Acorn looks ahead to the university games in Switzerland next month, where she will compete in short-track speed skating. Plus examples of climate action from Jamaica and South Africa as COP26 draws to a close. Ollie Williams hosts.

With or without snow, Yellowknife's ski club looks ahead to the start of its season -- and the quest to find skis during a global supply crunch. Plus Fort Smith's council unanimously approves the continued use of proof of vaccination at town facilities. Ollie Williams hosts.

Yellowknife's mayor discusses a mammoth meeting at which, by a narrow margin, councillors voted to use proof of vaccination at city facilities. Plus we remember the late Sergeant Tom Eagle. Ollie Williams hosts.

Chief Fred Sangris discusses the unusually snowless start to the Yellowknife area's winter season, while Sean Whelly describes the impact of freeze-up on food security in his community of Fort Simpson. Ollie Williams hosts.

Great Slave MLA Katrina Nokleby provides an update from the COP26 climate conference in Glasgow, while Yellowknifer Hermina Joldersma describes her switch from owning a vehicle to car-sharing. Ollie Williams hosts.

Arn Keeling, one of two authors attempting to cover the history of Canadian mining from all angles in a new book, explains how the pair went about the task – including examples from the NWT. Ollie Williams hosts.

The Canadian Red Cross is pairing with the community of Fort Simpson to help with the longer-term recovery from this year's flooding. The mayor of Fort Simpson, Sean Whelly, speaks about how the wellness project will help residents moving forward. McKenna Hadley-Burke hosts.

Yellowknife city councillors and the mayor discuss a proposal to implement a proof-of-vaccination requirement at city facilities. Also on the show, Délı̨nę's community's leader, Leeroy Andre, speaks about the value of a year-round country food processing facility. McKenna Hadley-Burke hosts.

Hay River residents paid tribute to local Halloween legend, Linda Carter, with a Halloween parade in her honour. Also on the show, dozens of Yellowknife's Sudanese residents protested on Saturday after the military seized power in their home country. McKenna Hadley-Burke hosts.

When is it OK to evict some people in order to house others? An ethicist joins the show to examine a situation in Yellowknife. Plus convincing young people in the Sahtu to get their Covid-19 vaccine. If they haven't been persuaded yet, what will persuade them now? Ollie Williams hosts.