Today, the auditor general released a blistering report on life within our province's personal care homes. We get reaction from the seniors' advocate who originally called for the province's report. (Krissy Holmes with Susan Walsh)

The leader of the provincial opposition says the Liberal government has missed the boat when it comes to pushing for free ferry rides across the Cabot Strait. (Krissy Holmes with PC leader Tony Wakeham)

It's not every day you an Indigenous woman wins a Juno Award for the best classical composition. In fact, until Saturday it had never happened before. We speak with the Inuk opera singer who is bringing the trophy home to this province. (Krissy Holmes with Deantha Edmunds)

He got the golden ticket... next stop: Hollywood! Will Carter of St. John's made a big impression on American Idol Sunday night... and so did his family. We check in with his dad and sister for a look at how quickly life can change. (Krissy Holmes with Greg and Caroline Carter)

Cannabis is one of Canada’s most popular drugs for recreational use.... and research continues about the health effects. On The Go's usual Healt columnist takes a look at a study that considers the impact of cannabis use on heart and brain health. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

Love, disguise, betrayal, ships and duels... an original Newfoundland musical onstage at the Majestic Theatre this week has it all. We hear all about Rising Tide's Shakespearean-style romp "Maiden Voyage" with one of the show writers/lead characters as well as one of the members in the band. (Krissy Holmes with Mallory Clarke and fiddler Sandy Gow)

It will take 90 minutes on a snowmobile to get there... but it's going to be a very special event honouring a Labrador legend. We reach the editor of Them Days Magazine who's organizing the tribute to Lydia Campbell, the first published Labrador author. (Krissy Holmes with Aimee Chaulk)

Invariably, the best way to learn history is to see it up close and in-person. We meet a high school student who will soon be walking in the footsteps of the soldiers who fought in World War One... touring the battlefields of France and Belgium as one of the winners of the Vimy Pilgrimage Award. (Krissy Holmes with Grace Snow)

He's no stranger to the spotlight... but he is new to acting. So, how did the former drummer of the Trews end up with a lead role in Nik Sexton's new film Skeet... picking up a Canadian Screen Award nomination for best lead performance? It's a story you have to hear from Sean Dalton himself. (Krissy Holmes with Sean Dalton)

It's a tiny community and a big victory people in Branch have been waiting decades for. They can finally drink their tap water after being on a boil water advisory for almost 40 years. We reach the mayor of Branch to hear all about that wet and wonderful triumph. (Krissy Holmes with Kelly Power)