We speak with two Gambo high school students and Mi'kmaq Chief Mi’sel Joe about a project created to honour the first Indigenous member of the RCMP from his community - and to help spread awareness of the issues faced by Indigenous people. (Krissy Holmes with Chief Mi'sel Joe and students Leah Hunt and Joseph Bennett)

The mayor of Fogo Island says last summer's ferry service was a nightmare that took millions out of the town's economy. Now, residents worry they're facing a repeat. (Krissy Holmes with Fogo Island mayor Andrew Shea)

As the clock ticked down on yet another postal strike, we checked back with the local union rep - president of CUPW Local 126. (Krissy Holmes with Mike MacDonald)

We'll get your mouth watering when we introduce you to the Food Network's Spring Baking Champion... who is originally from St. John's. We reached her to hear all about the culinary delights that snagged her the title. (Krissy Holmes with Priya Windsor)

It's been a hard year for equity, diversity and Inclusion policies... but advocates are pushing hard to continue the work. This week, a bunch of the big policy shapers from around the world are in St. John's for Memorial University's International EDI-AR conference. We find out more about how global politics are shaping the conversation and work with MUN's vice-provost for Equity, Diversity, Inclusion and Anti-Racism and a municipal Equity, Anti-Racism and Accessibility program manager at the Association for Municipal Administrators of Nova Scotia. (Krissy Holmes with Delores Mullings and Julie Glaser)

Memorial University says it has to cut spending by over $20-million this year. Where will they find that money?

We reach the vice-president (Internal) of the MUN Faculty Association to find out what to expect. (Krissy Holmes with Russell Williams)

Budget cuts at Memorial University have been put on hold for a year... but student tuition is still on the rise. The chair of the Canadian Federation of Students in NL and the director of campaigns for MUN's Student Union join us in the On The Go studio with reaction to the news. (Krissy Holmes with Nicholas Keough and Rana Abuidris)

Canada Post deliveries could come to a stop on Friday as 55,000 postal workers across Canada are set to go on strike again. We get the latest from the president of the Canadian Union of Postal Workers Local 126 in St. John's. (Krissy Holm3es with Mike McDonald)

A local medical tech company has just launched a new tool specifically designed to help women manage their health. We hear about the new Gutcheck VIVO from the co-founder and CEO of Nucliq Biologics. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. Nikitha Kendyala)

Underage drinking, fires, weapons and bear spray. For the last three nights police have responded to serious reports about field parties in and around the St. John's area. We reached the RNC media spokesperson to get the latest on what's been happening. (Krissy Holmes with Constable James Cadigan)