They say you should never meet your idol... but multi-ECMA winner Mallory Johnson is hoping she will get that chance tonight at the Churchill Park Music festival with headliner Shania Twain.

The exit of Board of Regents chair Glenn Barnes means Memorial University's leadership has made national headlines twice in just over a year for scandals leading to high-profile departures. Is there an issue at the top of the ivory tower? We put that to the MUN Faculty Association (MUNFA) president Josh Lepawsky. (Krissy Holmes with Josh Lepawsky)

St. John's was once a city with a lot of banged up cowboy boots... but after weeks of tireless work, those boots are ready to show up for Shania! We check in with the Modern Show Hospital as they continue preparing the city for the spectacle of Shania Twain. (Krissy Holmes with Kevin Wright)

If you're on Signal Hill this afternoon, you are invited to a Happy Hour on the Hill! There are cool drinks, great music and fun for the whole family...including the pooch!. We reach out to the director of the Signal Hill Campus Operations just as happy hour gets underway. (Krissy Holmes with Marie-Claude Renaud)

The chair of Memorial University's Board of Regents has resigned after his activities on the board didn't meet the board's code of conduct. The director of external affairs for the students' union (MUNSU) drops by the On The Go studio with reaction to the news. (Krissy Holmes with Nicolas Keough)

Metrobus is launching a transit code of conduct for riders. We met up with the general manager of the transit service to talk about the issue of safety on buses. (Krissy Holmes with Judy Powell)

All's well that ends well for Joey the golden doodle. Somehow, he survived a dramatic fall over a cliff Wednesday... and that's when multiple volunteer fire departments sprang to action to rescue him. We hear first from the fire chief with the Victoria Volunteer Fire Department and then the deputy chief with the Harbour Grace Fire Brigade. (On The Go's Jo-Ann Dooley with Justin Parsons; Krissy Holmes with Paul Ash)

The Association for New Canadians in St. John's is holding its first ever Afghan Kite Festival on Thursday... and everyone is invited to come fly with them. One of the festival organizers drops by the On The Go studio with details of the high-flying event. (Krissy Holmes with Adel Kabiri)

Printed pamplets, brochures, flyers, stationery and local publications are all collateral damage in the Postmedia takeover of Saltwire... and that's leaving numerous commercial and government organization high and dry. We get details from a pre-press operator for Saltwire Printing who's also treasurer for the Unifor local representing workers. (Krissy Holmes with Nathan Roberts)

Tributes are pouring in for Zachary Coates after the young Newfoundland hiker met a tragic end in Alberta. We reach the RCMP in Alberta to find out what happened. (On The Go's Jo-Ann Dooley with Corporal Troy Savinkoff)