Chris Avery, Canadian North's boss, joins Ollie to discuss the merger of Canadian North and First Air.

Sue Cullen, boss of the NWT's health authority, joins Ollie to discuss how the authority is responding to a serious staff shortage.

Yellowknife's dog mushers say acquiring their land from the City, at no cost, would be an "act of reconciliation." The City feels that would set a difficult precedent. Listen in on the debate.

Chief Ernest Betsina of Ndilo remembers Muriel Betsina, his mother, who passed away on Monday. Plus federal immigration minister Ahmed Hussen discusses ways northern immigration could change.

Rebecca Alty, the Mayor of Yellowknife, considers how to respond as the city's dog mushing association asks to buy a plot of land, attempting to settle a longstanding debate.

Dianne Whelan, heading from coast to coast to coast on a journey that's already taken four years, reaches Fort Smith. Plus we spend time with the basketball players running an Active Tots club in Yellowknife.

Wildlife officer Lee Mandeville describes rescuing two tourists after a bear destroys their canoe and wrecks their campsite, plus Northwestel contemplates compensation for customers after a major outage, and Jay Gilday launches his new album in Yellowknife.

Yellowknife's 11-year-old DJ sensation from Folk on the Rocks reflects on his breakout weekend. Also on the show: RCMP provide an update on their investigation into a cut fibre line outside Yellowknife, and the Yellowknives Dene chiefs analyze plans to move Yellowknife's municipal boundary.

Yellowknife's senior administrator says City Hall is "at Defcon 4" when it comes to strain on staff. Find out why, and what it might mean for you - plus we ask why it seems nobody knew what was happening to their recycling for a year.

Rebecca Alty explains why the City of Yellowknife and Yellowknives Dene are close to requesting that the territorial government change Yellowknife's municipal boundary.