Over 6,000 students reached for it - but only 36 grabbed it. We meet a high school student from Portugal Cove-St. Phillip's who's a winner of the lucrative Loran Scholarship. (Krissy Holmes with Madison Anstey)

One MUN professor says learning lessons from history is important: This weekend Alessio Ponzio is focusing on Nazi Germany - a chapter he believes we should all be educated on... and why this history is important to understand now. (Krissy Holmes with Alessio Ponzio)

Fallout from the Auditor General's report into personal care homes continues. It referenced disturbing incidents of neglect, abuse and even deaths in the homes. We reach the president of NAPE... who says the whole system needs an overhaul. (Krissy Holmes with Jerry Earle)

Canada didn't appear on Trump's big tariff board...but we are still in for a wild ride with the tariffs imposed on Canada and countries around the world. We speak with one Newfoundlander who has been following all the moves in Washington and Ottawa for the latest twists and turns in the tariff story. She's president of Unifor, Canada’s largest private-sector union, and also a member of the Canada-U.S. Trade Council that advises the prime minister on the trade war. (Krissy Holmes with Lana Payne)

Another tough break for a town that just doesn't need it. A massive blaze has destroyed The Harbour Restaurant and One Ton Pub & Grill - a popular restaurant and pub beside the ferry terminal in Port aux Basques. To add insult to injury... the fire also took out the town's fibre-optic cable. We reach the town's mayor for an update on the situation. (Krissy Holmes with Brian Button)

Steel, aluminum, cars... what's next on Trump's tariff list? We might find out when he begins speaking from the White House Rose Garden. Our frequent guest - the senior wealth advisor at Short Financial - joins us with some live financial analysis. (Krissy Holmes with Larry Short)

Where does Newfoundland and Labrador's oil and gas fit in Canada's future. At this uncertain time, the CEO of Energy NL says there's a lot at stake for the province's offshore industry... and she's asking all federal parties to outline their plan. (Krissy Holmes with Charlene Johnson)

If you still have doubts about our decision to join Canada, Escape Quest in downtown St. John's is the place for you. We hear about their new escape room game, which takes you back to the Confederation vote in 1948. It's your chance to steal the ballots and overthrow a conspiracy! (Krissy Holmes with Escape Quest owners and game designers Mark Denine and Kevin Noseworthy)

We check with Rob Russo of The Economist for his thoughts on how the Liberals and Conservatives have been dealing with controversial candidates... and how the parties plan to deal with Trump's tariffs. (Krissy Holmes with Rob Russo)

It's a challenge to look after aging parents or others with special needs - on top of all the other responsibilities in life. On this National Caregivers Day, we meet one woman who has to manage her chronic illness in addition to her father's chronic illness. She shares the challenges of caring for family members who need help... and provides some tips on how to handle the pressure. (Krissy Holmes with Mandy Woodland)