If you have a young person in your life who's wondering what a future in the tech sector might look like, this week TechNL is offering an introduction to their High School Tech Immersion Program with a couple of fun sessions, including an introduction to some of the movers and shakers in some of our local tech industries.

(Krissy Holmes with Susan Kelly and Timothy Goosney)

Who wants to go to...Winnipeg? Yesterday West Jet announced it is launching a new direct flight connecting

St. John's to Winnipeg. Never been? We reached out to someone who loves their city, and who also happens to speak with a lot of folks who also love Winnipeg. (Krissy Holmes with Faith Fundal)

In the countdown to the federal election day, On The Go broadcast live from the Trinity Placentia Arena in Whitbourne where the under 18 provincial hockey tournament was underway. Against the excitement and sound of competition on the ice, we hear what issues matter to the local community in the broader political battle of the election.

The Registered nurses union are concerned about an N-L Health proposal 

to move women's health services from the Health Sciences into the Children's Hospital at the Janeway. Early last week during Question Period, the N-D-P tabled a 31-page document, from local pediatricians concerned about the proposed changes. (Krissy Holmes with Jenna Head, and Yvette Coffee)

You might not realize, but there is a lot of local history and characters depicted in the Stained glass windows of the St. John's Ecclesiastical District. History that draws a lot of tourists and art historians alike.

Meghan Donoghue-Stanford is one of them. (Krissy Holmes with Meghan Donahue-Stanford and Heather MacLellan)

It's been a long road for a Memorial University student accused of harassment and intimidation of the administration... but now - more than three years later - Matt Barter has a victory in court. He drops by the On the Go studio, and his lawyer joins the conversation by phone. (Krissy Holmes with Matt Barter and Kyle Rees)

Memorial University is looking for input on its new Indigenous verification policy. The president of NunatuKavut -who represents 6000 Labradorians - joins us in the On The Go studio to share why he thinks the policy is biased by design. (Krissy Holmes with Todd Russell)

Could days be numbered for an iconic landmark on the TCH near Bellevue Beach? We hear concerns from the man whose name is painted on the famous "Corey and Trina" rock. (Krissy Holmes with Corey Sharpe)

The leader of the provincial NDP has concerns he's hearing about government plans to use space at the Janeway Children's Hospital for women's health. (Krissy Holmes with Jim Dinn; reporter scrum with acting Health minister John Haggie)

There's new ownership - and a new local look - for Central Dairies. We find out about the meaning behind the milk makeover... coming this week to a dairy case near you. The president and the chief administrative officer as well as the director of the NL Dairy Co-Op join us in the On The Go studio. (Krissy Holmes with Scott Antle and Crosbie Williams)