The Auditor General says our MCP IT system is outdated and rife with error and fraud. We hear from a front end user of the system - a family physician who also represents all the other doctors in the system as president of the NL Medical Association. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. Stephen Major)

We speak with a Two-Spirit Indigenous woman who is reflecting on Two Spirit and Indigenous LGBTQIA+ Celebration and Awareness Day... which coincides with the first day of spring on Thursday. (Krissy Holmes with Jaylene McRae)

The 10th season of the St. John's Short Play Festival is open for submissions. Anyone interested in creating a piece for the theatre is invited to submit their idea. We welcome the artistic director and the chair of the board of St. John's Shorts to the On The Go studio to find out more. (Krissy Holmes with Allison Kelly and Lonni Patey)

T'is the season for taxes... so On The Go's Money columnist is here with some tips on how and why to get it done before the deadline. (Krissy Holmes with Bruce Sellery)

For the first time since 2023, the Liberals are projected to win more seats than the Conservatives. Can you feel an election call coming? We talk with the polls analyst who is running the CBC poll tracker to find out what a federal election call would mean for Newfoundland and Labrador right now.  (Krissy Holmes with Eric Grenier of thewrit.ca)

A bit of bling... perhaps the flash of red fabric. The royal family is showing subtle support for Canada through clothing choices. We connect with a royal watcher from St. John's who lives next door to Windsor Castle... keeping a close eye on all things regal. (Krissy Holmes with Chad Stride)

There's good news today for people struggling with fertility with a government announcement meant to improve access to IVF services. We hear the acting Health minister speaking with reporters about the new funding, and then get reaction in the On the Go studio with a fertility advocate and started the Facebook group Faces of Fertility. (Acting Health Minister John Haggie, Krissy Holmes with Ledon Wellon)

Five years ago, the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic of the novel coronavirus.  COVID-19 set off a series of changes that transformed the lives of Canadians. On The Go's health contributor joins with a look back... and forward. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. iris Gorfinkel)

Stitching a path towards more a more tolerant world: A national quilting association offers their True Colours Quilt Along to everyone free of charge. Two of the blocks are designed by St. John's queer quilter and artist Corey Follett - co-owner of The Quilted Stash - who joins us in the On The Go studio. We are also joined by the membership director for the Canadian Quilters Association, on the phone from Edmonton (Krissy Holmes with Corey Follett and Kelly Moore)

With the looming threat of U.S. tariffs... the stakes couldn't be higher at this year's Seafood Expo North America taking place in Boston. We check in with our reporter who's on the ground at the show. (Krissy Holmes with Leila Beaudoin)