The NWT's industry minister explains how a new $40-million investment will help a "transformative" road from the NWT to Nunavut get built. Plus members of a project sharing Indigenous women's health stories examine how reconciliation in healthcare is progressing.

Jessie Loutit and Leo Konge join Ollie to talk about their medals: Pan American Games rowing silver and Western Canada Summer Games swimming gold, respectively. Plus the Mayor of Yellowknife says the NWT's planned carbon tax should be delayed unless urgent changes are made to the draft legislation.

Inuvik-based folk artist Abe Drennan describes turning the town's iconic Igloo Church into a recording studio for his latest album.

Herb Norwegian and France Benoit remember Rene Fumoleau, northern priest and photographer, who passed away on his 93rd birthday. Plus the creators of a new plan to save NWT barren-ground caribou acknowledge it's far from certain that any of their measures will make a difference.

Habitat for Humanity NWT looks at expanding to communities beyond Yellowknife, while we spend time at Yellowknife's Indigenous healing camp as it begins an expansion of its own.

Judith Drinnan, owner of Yellowknife's Book Cellar, reflects on the store's 40-year history. Plus amateur astronomer Steve Bedingfield gives sun-gazing lessons on the streets of Yellowknife.

Martin Doyle and his wife, Lorraine, remember Yellowknife 50 years ago as they return to celebrate five decades of marriage at Fred Henne Territorial Park.

Derek Mundy describes his Hay River team's victory at the world championship of jet boating.

The latest on suspicious packages in downtown Yellowknife and near the airport, plus the Fort Smith teenager whose ASMR YouTube channel is a hit, and the fundraiser taking place to help restore a houseboat.

A Yellowknife resident questions whether some dog owners are ruining the city's streets and trails for others, plus the francophone school board's chair analyzes a legal dispute with the GNWT, and the Rainbow Cabaret prepares for its debut.