A father and son appear in court over the murder of a Yellowknife cab driver, and teams take part in a battle of wits where they play the role of administrators organizing an NWT community in the face of increasing peril.

An airline is considering direct flights from Yellowknife to Toronto, and the NWT Power Corporation says ratepayers must still help foot a repair bill despite new government funding,

An 18-year-old is accused of murdering a Yellowknife cab driver, while the territory says caribou numbers have plunged to a fresh low.

Brent Kaulback, Richard Van Camp, and Eileen Beaver take us inside South Slave-produced movie Three Feathers, which was made in four separate languages and launched on the weekend.

Jamie Koe gives his version of why his rink was kicked out of a World Curling Tour event, plus how a house cat survived six weeks on the Yellowknife streets.

Mayor Rebecca Alty on pushing for more federal money and how a strike might affect the City, plus Casey Koyczan debuts a new track,

Wally Schumann, the NWT's industry, tourism, investment, and infrastructure minister, joins Ollie for an in-depth look at the territory's economic prospects.

An emotional interview with Stacie Smith as she predicts the failure of her Yellowknife business Flowers North, plus the NWT's flu season begins, pressure to make an abortion pill free to all, and Carmen Braden begins work on a new album.

Ollie heads to Behchoko to meet two social workers who help the community's children and families, following recent criticism of Child and Family Services.

The new Mayor of Yellowknife, Rebecca Alty, talks Cabin Radio through her first week in office and the city's draft budget.