NL Premier Andrew Furey talks with us about "ripping up the old agreement" with Quebec over Churchill Falls, signing a new memorandum of understanding... and his hopes for the future. (Krissy Holmes with Premier Furey)

The federal government's plan to offer a break on the GST begins this weekend. What’s covered... and how will it affect you? On the Go's money columnist drops by with a look. (Krissy Holmes with Bruce Sellery)

There's a new show set in 19th century outport Newfoundland premiering tonight on Bell Fibe TV1 tonight. The four part period drama - called "A Tippling Adventure" - will roll out one episode a week over the next month. To find out what to expect we welcome the director and the sound composer to the On The Go studio. (Krissy Holmes with Ben Noah and Adam Foran)

He connected people who loved and longed for Newfoundland and Labrador thru his popular "Downhome" magazine. We remember founder Ron Young with a long-time friend and colleague. (Krissy Holmes with Downhome illustrator Mel D'Souza)

The fall of the Assad regime in Syria has upended geopolitics in the Middle East. We reach a professor of International Relations at Carleton University on Ottawa for a look at what's at stake for Syria's future. (Krissy Holmes with Elliot Tepper)

It's budget day in the capital city... and with a number of big ticket items on the wish list for next year we check with the city's lead on finance to find out what made the final cut. (Krissy Holmes with councillor Ron Ellsworth)

A new report paints a troubling picture of life for seniors in our province. They have the lowest median income in the country... and many struggle with basics like secure housing, nutritious food and accessing health care. We reach the province's seniors' advocate for details about the revelations in the report. (Krissy Holmes with Susan Walsh)

MUN can't make ends meet; students and professors fear for the future... and the university president says we can expect a more focused, smaller university in the future. We hear what the PC opposition leader has to say about it all. (Krissy Holmes with Tony Wakeham)

The late Ashley Martin-Hanlon helped many of us understand the issues facing people with disabilities. We'll remember Ashley as a force to be reckoned with for her advocacy work on behalf of people in the disabled community. (Krissy Holmes with her coffee buddy Cecil Whitten and longtime friend Bronwynn Erskine)

Artificial intelligence is already changing the way medical care is delivered... and we are likely to see these changes become more and more prevalent. On The Go's health contributor explains. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. iris Gorfinkel)