A local opera singer who is set to make an appearance on Canada's Got Talent this month drops by the On The Go studio for a chat. (Anthony Germain with Matthew Cooper)

It's been years in the making... and Wednesday a video series and website are being launched to share the untold history of disability rights in the province. We chat with project co-leads Mary Reid and Joanne MacDonald, as well as disability rights activist Myles Murphy. He's featured in the videos, and is assisted by ASL interpreter Ken Parsons. (With co-host Zach Goudie)

The president of the Registered Nurses' Union NL sat down with the premier and the minister of Health and Community Services on Monday to talk about travel nurses... and broken promises. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Yvette Coffey)

The town of Rigolet, Labrador is a beehive of action and excitement as Cain's Quests racers pass through. We check in with the checkpoint co-lead. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Inez Shiwak)

It loomed large over St. John’s for 60 years...but the demolition of the former Grace Hospital nurses' residence got underway in earnest today under sunny skies. While CBC drone operator Danny Arsenault captured the view from above, On The Go's guest-host stayed grounded with the project manager. (Zach Goudie with Devon Keats)

We could never put a price tag on our beloved pets... but how much are you owed if someone makes away with the family pet? We got one answer to that question in provincial court last week. (Voiced by Liam Kishinevsky)

When the House of Assembly reconvenes next week, Liberal cabinet minister Fred Hutton will find

himself in Question Period for the very first time: On The Go will try to anticipate some of the questions - and answers - about the housing crisis in this province. To help us, we chat with a housing consultant and researcher currently studying housing as part of their PhD at Memorial University. (Anthony Germain with Hope Jamieson)

Rocks through windows, death threats and evil plans to chop up family pets: The mayor of Bonavista says this province needs to follow Quebec's lead and start addressing the abuse municipal politicians face. (Anthony Germain with Mayor John Norman)

He's spent the past year retracing the steps of Terry Fox. We check back in with the New Zealander who's run all the way from Newfoundland to Vancouver. (Anthony Germain with Jon Nabbs)

According to an old Irish tradition, today is the one day every four years that a woman can ask a man to get married. The Old Dublin Bakery has made a special decadent cake to mark this 29th day of February... a delicious treat regardless of who asks who to get married. We check in with bakery's owner and master-baker. (Anthony Germain with Kevin Massey)