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)

The corporate kick out that's kicked up lots of reaction: The news that the Avalon Mall gave the Salvation Army's kettle campaign the boot is not sitting well with many in the province. We dig into one CBS resident's reaction on social media to find out why this "one last kick at the kettle" Christmas story is not over yet. (Krissy Holmes with Karla White)

The beauty of radio! We chat with the writer and the music composer of an ambitious new radio play for a National Arts Centre series on climate, sustainability... and the future of Canadian neighbourhoods. (Krissy Holmes with Berni and Duane)

Pressing the old Colonial Building back into service for a talk about the history of the NL Press Gallery Association. The author and NTV Evening Newshour co-host and who's giving the talk drops by the On the Go studio to unravel some of the history and mystery of the press gallery. (Krissy Holmes with Michael Connors)

We're all sick of talking about the rain... but have you noticed how much higher than normal the ponds and rivers are? The director of Advocacy and Communications with Municipalities Newfoundland & Labrador joins us for a look at our municipal infrastructure and whether we can weather challenges like this. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Deatra Walsh)

What happened to election reform in this province? After the last provincial election, there were calls for big changes, with an all-party committee working on the issue. But now with another election looming, reform has disappeared from the political landscape. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with Radio-Canada's Patrick Butler)

The world is once again dancing to the beat of Donald Trump's drum. The incoming president has thrown the world into a tizzy... posting that one of his first orders of business will be a whopping 25% tariff on goods imported from Canada and Mexico. We speak with a local economist about what this means for this province, and then we hear what the premier had to say about the situation. (Guest-host Zach Goudie with MUN economist Tony Fang; The CBC's Terry Roberts with Premier Andrew Furey)

The federal government has announced a plan to drop the GST - a sales tax - on some products, including candy, childcare items, toys, and more. For more details on what the cut could mean for businesses, we were joined by Dan Kelly, President of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.

Maxime Geoffroy and his partner in adventure kayaked 2,000 kilometers of the Northwest Passage in the Canadian Arctic. He joined us over the line today to tell us all about the adventure.