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)

It's up in the air for now, but low level flight training could be heading back to 5-Wing Goose Bay. The town's mayor and the premier are all for it... but the Innu have concerns. (Anthony Germain with Mayor George Andrews)

Not everyone is hoping for freezing temperatures, lots of snow and plenty of thick ice next week. But in Labrador, - where teams are getting set for the Cain's Quest snowmobile race - mild weather is the enemy.

We check -in with our reporter there in Lab West as the teams get ready for the big event. (Anthony Germain with Alex Kennedy)

Everyone is concerned about the housing shortage and the skyrocketing costs of keeping a roof over your head.

But not everyone wants a block of apartments in their neighbourhood, especially when it's called "affordable" housing. We speak to the mayor of Bay Roberts about how our housing expectations have to change. (On The Go's Jamie Fitzpatrick with Mayor Walter Yetman)

A 16-year-old student in Labrador West tells the premier and big wigs in the mining industry what's on her mind... and is very frank about what the area needs to ensure a better future. (Anthony Germain with Leah Patterson)

The Southern Shore has produced plenty of musicians, dancers and artists over the years. This weekend, they will gather to help one of their own. We chat with Southern Shore musician and owner of Broderick's Pub in downtown St. John's about Yvonne Steiner and the fundraiser being held in her name. (Anthony Germain with D'Arcy Broderick)

AIDS activist Sarah Sexton passed away four years ago today. Her daughter and filmmaker Mary Sexton joins us with an invitation for you to screen her film "Me, Mom and COVID" Thursday afternoon at the Rooms. (Anthony Germain with Mary Sexton)

The province hasn't given the go ahead yet.... but the federal government is on board with World Energy GH2. Ottawa has issued a multi-million dollar loan to help the company build a huge wind-to-energy project on the west coast. We speak with the chair of the project. (Anthony Germain with John Risley)

Yesterday we met the ice fisher; today we meet the the hook maker. We introduce you to the man in Grand Falls-Windsor behind Das-A-Spinner... and give you a chance to win your own set of lures. (Anthony Germain with Sean Etheridge)

An effort to raise $100,000 for a scholarship in the memory of Cabot Martin is rewarded with double the original goal: A testament to the man's stature in this province as well as to the tenacity of his supporters who want to ensure relevant public policy research. We chat with the chair of the Cabot Martin Committee. (Anthony Germain with Des Sullivan)