A hospital worker and union representative explains why some staff at Stanton will begin wearing 'worried but working' pins, plus we preview the Midnight Sun Fly In.

Sarah Pruys interviews Paul Falvo, newly selected candidate for the Green Part in the fall's federal election - plus an update on the territorial election's list of probable candidates.

A locum doctor in Yellowknife helps kids in her role with Islamic Relief Canada, plus Fort Providence mayor Danny Beaulieu shows off his new golf course, and we tour the Yellowknife Co-op's hydroponic greenhouse.

As Nunavut celebrates 20 years, the federal minister of Crown-Indigenous relations joins Ollie to examine the state of Ottawa's relationship with Inuit.

The Royal Canadian Legion responds after its monument in downtown Yellowknife is seriously damaged, plus Mayor Rebecca Alty discusses the chance for the city to host the 2023 Francophone Games.

Mayor Rebecca Alty comes on the show to explain why some Yellowknife recycling is going into the city's landfill, plus John Kidder remembers his late sister, Margot - Lois Lane, to Superman movie fans - as he spreads her ashes in the town of her birth, Yellowknife.

The Green Party's federal leader sets out her platform for the North this federal election in an extensive interview.

Why an NWT Supreme Court judge found against the territory's education minister in a case about francophone school access, plus the RCMP's latest recruitment drive.

If you see a wild pig, feel free to shoot the thing according to new NWT rules. Plus the latest on regulations governing hunting with drones, and why the territory's forthcoming university could offer degrees in mine reclamation.

Yellowknife chef Robin Wasicuna explains why he chose to become a certified cannabis sommelier, and how he hopes to introduce cannabis to his cooking.