The premier has been in Boston the last few days for an announcement about the province's first international trade office. However, the trip started with meetings with New England governors and Atlantic premiers about energy markets. (Krissy Holmes with Premier Andrew Furey)

Newfoundland and Labrador is opening its first international trade office... in Boston. We reached the premier at Boston Logan International to hear the business and political case for dropping anchor and opening shop in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. (Krissy Holmes with Premier Andrew Furey)

A visiting historian and author is speaking this Saturday at the Bartlett Lecture in Brigus. He drops by the On The Go studio to talk about how studying Inuktitut opened up a world of stories... and a lifetime of learning. (Krissy Holmes with Kenn Harper)

As schools open their doors and welcome hundreds of students back to class...in McCallum the town's only teacher resumed classes with this year's student population - a population of one. (Zach Goudie with principal Sarah Carter and student Noah Durnford)

The story of a family vacation that almost went clean off the road, only to get turned around by the kindness of strangers. (Zach Goudie with Janet Lem)

9/11 survivor Gordon Huie lived through the collapse of one of the towers, but he lost his sister on that fateful day. He also served as a rescue worker. We speak with him on the 23rd anniversary of that tragic event. (Zach Goudie with Gordon Huie)

Many of us miss out on sleep during the week and try to make up for it by sleeping in on the weekend.  A new study looks at this strategy’s impact on cardiovascular risk. Joining us for a look is On The Go's weekly health contributor. (Zach Goudie with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

Sunday night, local makeup artist Krista Hann won an Emmy in L.A. for her work on the FX series Shogun. It's not the career she expected when she signed up for a course in naval architecture at the Marine Institute. (Zach Goudie with Krista Hann)

Downtown businesses across Atlantic Canada say something has to give. Homeless, open drug use, people suffering from mental health crisis without apparent supports... a triple crisis literally at the doorsteps of downtown businesses. We'll hear what those businesses want governments to do, as well as from people in downtown St. John's who experience those issues at work every day. (Zach Goudie with Sabreena Burke and Scott Cluney)

One well-known local forager has been busy scouting, picking and harvesting nature's bounty. We check in with him live at one of his semi-secret locations to find out how this year is shaping up for those who love wild Newfoundland food. (Krissy Holmes with Shawn Dawson)