We hear from one of three local musicians up for a Juno this year. A eacher at Macdonald Drive Junior High is nominated for the MusiCounts Teacher of the Year Award. (On The Go's Gavin Simms with Sarah Comerford)

St. John's Sports and Entertainment has a new CEO with big plans. We sat down with him earlier this month to chat about the future. (Guest-host Jeremy Eaton with Brent Meade)

The slopes were slated to open today at White Hills, but Mother Nature rained all over that parade. We check in with the general manager of White Hills Resort. (Guest-host Jeremy Eaton with Marke Dickson)

We'll catch up on the polar bear hunt on Labrador's North Coast. The season just opened and there's lots of excitement in the area... and one fewer bear already.

Conservation Consternation: On the quebec side of the river a salmon angler can keep two fish... on the LABRADOR side of the same river: Catch and release... does that make sense?

A new restaurant in Happy Valley Goose Bay creates buzz among foodies -locals and visitors alike. I'll take you to Mamattuk: a gastronomical treat of bake apple cocktails, labrador shrimp... arctic char.

A Nunatukavut-based business venture.

We'll get down to business... coming up, we've put together a small panel of local entrepreneurs.

How a young man from Bangladesh adjusts to a new life behind the microphone as the host of Labrador Morning - I'll speak to Rhivu Rashid.

In the run up to Valentine's Day, we launch On The Go's romance writing competition... with a writer who drops by with a few tips for aspiring romance writers. (Anthony Germain with Debbie Robbins)

The Rooms has a special talk on Friday to kick off Black History month: A visiting expert speaks on racial issues as they affect Black people. (Anthony Germain with professor Beverly-Jean Daniel)