Stella's Circle light up their Hope sign this evening... and on this "Giving Tuesday" donations to the charitable organization will be matched. It's all to help those in need of housing, mental health supports and employment programs. We check in with the manager of fund development and communications to hear how the organization is celebrating on this day of generosity. (Krissy Holmes with Laura Ivany)

Physiotherapists and chiropractors say new government rules on insurance coverage for people injured in auto accidents are already outdated and could harm patients... so they're refusing to adopt the changes. We sit down with a practicing chiropractor who's CEO of the NL Chiropractic Association and with a practicing physiotherapist who's president of the NL Physiotherapy Association. (Krissy Holmes with Darrell Wade and Michelle Sheppard)

Doctors and emergency rooms across Canada are seeing an unusual spike in walking pneumonia... especially in children and teens.  On The Go's health columnist takes a look at the often-undiagnosed lung infection. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

The potential of inclusivity is coming to life on-screen in a new documentary about Lauda, a neuro-diverse choir within the Shallaway Youth Choir community. A singer who's one of the original members and his mom drop by the On the Go studio, along with one of the directors of the documentary. (Krissy Holmes with Tyler and Colleen Collett and Wanda Nolan)

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary has some tips to help keep Grinches from sneakily snatching your Christmas packages from your front step. To talk about what we can do to secure those online deliveries, we reached the public communications officer for the RNC. (Krissy Holmes with Constable James Cadigan)

Santa is on his way.... to an inclusive music school in St. John's where choirs are working up a special Taylor Swift cover to sing for the big guy! The owner of Shine Music - an inclusive music school in St. John's - drops by the On The Go studio for a chat about the busy season. (Krissy Holmes with Emily Martin)

The stakes are high and the nerves are too.. Writers NL is hosting their annual 'Pitch Wars" event... where real writers pitch real publishers for a chance to land a real book deal - all in front of a real audience. We get a preview from the executive director of Writers NL and the president and publisher of Breakwater Books. (Krissy Holmes with Jen Winsor; Krissy with Rebecca Rose)

Avian flu is once again cropping up in the province and causing concerns for many including bird lovers and dog walkers. We check in with the owner of The Rock Wildlife Rescue and a MUN Biology professor about the situation, and what to do if you come across a sick or dead bird. (Krissy Holmes with Karen Gosse and Andrew Lang)

An outpouring of public support means the Salvation Army Christmas kettles will be at the Avalon Mall again next year after all. We get reaction from a major with the Salvation Army in St. John's, and then the CBC reporter who has been covering the story shares some of the public reaction. (Krissy Holmes with Major Pam Goodyear, Krissy Holmes with Jessica Singer)

A fan favourite from CBC Sports is back on the rock... just in time for tonight's huge Grand Slam Curling matchup as NL's Team Gushue faces Saskatchewan's Team McEwan in a Brier final rematch at the Mary Brown's Centre. (Krissy Holmes witth Devin Heroux)