On this day of Truth and Reconciliation, one mom in Sheshatshiu looks to the future and hopes that the next generation doesn't experience the racism she went through as a child. (Krissy Holmes with Thea Penashue)

We've learned there is a growing collection of top tier ballet dancers who now call St. John's home... and while we don't know the story behind all of them yet - we do know more about one of the latest to move here. We meet the new artistic director of Kittiwake Dance Theatre who is set on putting us on the global ballet map. (Krissy Holmes with Yukichi Hattori)

Surprising testimony as the US Coast Guard wraps up its hearings into what happened to Oceangate's Titan submersible. We get analysis from an American maritime historian who's been following the hearings. (Krissy Holmes with Sal Mercogliano)

The Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra launches its latest Masterworks series with a concert called "Into the Deep" - featuring the first of four candidates hoping to hop on the podium and become the next principal conductor. We sit down with the him and the violin soloist for Friday's concert. (Krissy Holmes with Simon Rivard and Isabella d'Eloize Perron)

An indigenous-led partnership will be the new owners of the 140-year-old St. John's Dockyard. We reach the chief of the Qalipu First Nation to learn more about the acquisition. (Krissy Holmes with Chief Jenny Brake)

The world is on edge as Hezbollah in Lebanon and Israel are on the brink of full-out war. For analysis of the current crisis and a look at what a larger regional conflict in the Middle East could mean, we sit down with a MUN history prof and Modern Middle East expert. (Krissy Holmes with Justin Fantauzzo)

Over the next three evenings, there will be free lectures at the Colonial Building in St. John's and Mockbeggar Plantation in Bonavista about how Newfoundland and Labrador became Canada's 10th and newest province. One of the presenters is a professor of history at the University of Regina and author of many books - including "Where Once They Stood - Newfoundland's Rocky Road to Confederation." (Krissy Holmes with Raymond Blake)

It's so easy to use your phone to “tap” your payment... but how has this new technology changed the way you spend? On The Go's money columnist is here with some research findings. Spoiler alert: You’re spending more… a lot more. (Krissy Holmes with Bruce Sellery)

Hot of the heels of being awarded at the Atlantic International Film Festival, a local documentary maker is seeing her work get top billing at the St. John's International Women's Film Festival next month. (Krissy Holmes with Tamara Segura)

Unsealed court documents have shed new light on the abuse case involving Hussey Drive residents Tony Humby and Bruce Escott. (Krissy Holmes with CBC reporter Ryan Cooke)