Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem spoke today at the Board of Trade luncheon at the JAG Hotel in St. John's. We discuss what was said with the financial advisor who is On The Go's guru when it comes to money and economic matters in the province. (Krissy Holmes with Larry Short, senior portfolio manager and investment advisor with ShortFinancial - iA Private Wealth)

People in the Town of Badger in central Newfoundland are evacuating their town. In the first half-hour of On The Go we get the latest on the wildfire that's forcing them out. We speak with the supervisor of Fire Protection for the province, with the minister of Justice and Public Safety and with the CBC reporter who is with the evacuees at the arena in Grand Falls-Windsor. (Krissy Holmes with Jeff Motty, John Haggie and Amy Feehan)

We reach one of the residents of the Town of Badger who is among the many who were forced by the wildfire to flee to an evacuation centre in Grand Falls-Windsor. (Krissy Holmes with Colleen Patey)

Today, the Canada Games unveiled an artistic and cultural program running alongside the Games... with lots of free events for the whole family. We get details from the co-chair of the 2025 Canada Games. (Krissy Holmes with Karl Smith)

When will meals be available to students in all K-9 schools in the province? That's government's aim... but it still hasn't happened. We ask the education minister where things stand - and when all students can expect food on the table. (Krissy Holmes with Bernard Davis)

A book about two brothers from the United States hiking the Labrador wilderness has picked up prize at the annual Foreword Indies Book of the Year Awards. "In the Shadow of Tungusuak" was written by the late Chris Buckley. On The Go's Francesca Swann speaks with Chris's brother Brendan about some of the life-changing moments they had navigating the mountains, glaciers, rivers and meadows of the Torngats. (Francesca Swann with Brendan Buckley)

*Note this is a longer version of the interview than the one originally aired last week on On The Go and online.

The first named statue of a woman in the city of St. John's is being unveiled Wednesday in Bannerman Park. We hear all about Armine Nutting Gosling - and why she's so significant - when we welcome the artistic director of PerSIStence Theatre along with Armine Nutting Gosling's great grandson to the On The Go studio. (Krissy Holmes with Jenn Deon and Michael Keegan)

What happens in the United States often has an echo in Canada. On The Go's weekly health contributor takes a look at why a move made by the U.S. secretary of health last week could affect how people view vaccines in this country. (Guest-host Andrew Hawthorn with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

Some people in Conception Bay North are getting an unexpected bird's eye view of a rare visitor to their neighbourhood. We check in live on the action in North River as seen from the front deck of a resident overlooking the river. (Guest-host Andrew Hawthorn with Lynne Strong)

Food First NL has a vision for a school food program in the province. The organization's lead on the issue drops by the On The Go studio to talk about their consultations, advice they may give to government... and their take on when we may see more food at school for children. (Guest-host Andrew Hawthorn with program coordinator Ashley Byrne)