Residents describe Friday's fire at the Hay River highrise, while territorial authorities begin working out how to house people who are temporarily - possibly permanently - displaced.

Industry and tourism minister Wally Schumann discusses the planned road to Nunavut and the messy job of finding a way to keep the territory's highway washrooms clean. Plus Sarah Erasmus previews the latest 100 Women Who Give a Damn and Martin Emslander celebrates his newfound status as Yellowknife's 'poopmeister'.

An award-winning movie tells the true story of a Kugluktuk lacrosse team's transformative impact on the community's youth. Ollie is joined by the movie's director, one of its stars, and one of the original Grizzlies.

More rooms, bigger conference facilities -- and those lights on the roof. Ed Romanowski, from hotel operator Nunastar, talks us through the expansion of his Explorer Hotel. Plus an update on a new fast food development on Yellowknife's Old Airport Road.

A measles special: Ollie speaks to the NWT's chief public health officer from Inuvik, where an outbreak has been declared, and a Yellowknife woman describes being sent into quarantine at her home after being exposed to measles at Edmonton Airport last month.

Listen in as MLAs debate the state of the NWT's highway outhouses, plus how researchers believe they are far better-equipped for the next severe wildfire season.

Ollie looks back at a year of Cabin Radio's broadcast news as the station celebrates its first birthday, plus a $10M power plant for Sachs Harbour is announced.

Ollie is back after the Canada Games with a look at federal funding to begin planning a road connecting Highway 4 to Nunavut, and the winners from Dead North.

In a shorter, pre-taped show (Ollie is heading to Red Deer with Team NT for the Canada Games), federal minister Amarjeet Sohi discusses a new fund to help remote communities move away from diesel.

Hear from the NWT winners of $500,000 at last night's Arctic Inspiration Prize ceremony in Whitehorse, plus how a Yellowknife hockey team rescued its California rivals at a tournament in BC.