The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary is warning of potentially lethal drugs circulating in our community... such as carfentanil with as little as a grain or two capable of killing a person. We hear first from the RNC, and then speak with a harm reduction consultant with the NL Centre on Substance Use program of NL Health Services. (The CBC's Mark Quinn with RNC constable James Cadigan, Krissy Holmes with Jane Henderson)

Six choirs from across the island come together in St. John's over the next few days for a gathering called "Heart's Delight - A Celebration of Treble Voices in Newfoundland and Labrador." You can hear their final concert for free at the Basilica on Sunday. To find out what's in store we welcome the conductor of several choirs in the province to the On The Go studio. (Krissy Holmes with Kelli Walsh)

A CBS man who rescued a man from a life-threatening situation has just received the Medal of Bravery from the Governor General at a ceremony in Ottawa. (Krissy Holmes with David Coffey)

This week, Heritage NL released their 2024 Crafts at Risk List - in a partnership with the Craft Council of NL The list showcases crafts that the organizations are concerned could be lost to time... if more apprentices are not identified. (Krissy Holmes with Terra Barrett and Dale Jarvis from Heritage NL)

He loved life... and he got his moose. We remember Eugene Spoon - the American tourist who lost his life in the Driftwood Inn fire in Deer Lake last weekend - when we speak with his daughter in California. (On The Go's Jo-Ann Dooley with Christy Rozo)

There was a big interest rate cut from the Bank of Canada today. On The Go's money columnist tells us how the bank came to that decision... and also takes a look at the key things lenders are looking at when they decide what interest rate to offer you. (Krissy Holmes with Bruce Sellery)

Making connections and tackling climate change - a film festival this evening explores the connection between environment and art... and brings a hopeful vision for a more sustainable future. We hear all about it from the Education and Outreach Coordinator with the Climate Collective. (Krissy Holmes with Laura Bass)

Trudeau dissenters got their day as about 20 Liberal MPs stood in a marathon caucus meeting to urge the prime minister to resign before it's too late to stop the Conservatives. But many Liberals emerged from that meeting claiming the party is united. We hear from someone who was in that room - the member of parliament for Labrador. (Krissy Holmes with Yvonne Jones)

Sizzling playing is Danu's calling card... and the 7-piece Irish trad band is touring Arts and Culture Centres across the island this week - in partnership with the NL Folk Arts Society. Three members of the band drop by the On The Go studio for a chat... that begins with talking about when the band last played in the province. (Krissy Holmes with accordion player Benny McCarthy, vocalist Nell Ni Chróinin and Newfoundland's own Billy Sutton on the bodhran)

It's the opening night of the 35th annual St. John's International Women's Film Festival... and this year the festival opens with a highly acclaimed local feature film that the hometown audience has been waiting to see: "Sweet Angel Baby" - written, directed and produced by Melanie Oates. They've rolled out the red carpet - and the big stars are starting to roll up. CBC's Maddie Ryan - our insider on all the action - joins us live from the red carpet. (Maddie Ryan with triple-threat writer/director/producer Melanie Oates, lead actress Michaela Kurimsky and another star from the film, Rhiannon Morgan)