Boil ups beneath the Torngats, abandoned communities and of course... polar bears. Students On Ice is a journey that connects youth with the history, culture, policies, and ecology of the lands and ocean. Inuit elder Sophie Keelan talked about her experience on this year's expedition.

Kerri Claire Neal and Ashlinn Pennell were safety marshals for Saturday's walk to protest the war in Gaza, and to show their solidarity to Palestinians. They were helping keep some distance between vehicles and protesters,

when a man exited his vehicle and hit both of them before returning to his car. Ashlinn joined us in studio, alongside Daniel Smith of Palestine Action YYT.

Animal rescues are feeling the cost of living pinch like the rest of us. As people struggle with rising costs, donations to charities go down. This has hit SPCA Baccalieu Trail especially hard this summer. Crystal Snow is a Board member with SPCA Baccalieu Trail. She talked about the state of the organization, and how the public can help.

It's been 24 years since Newfoundland and Labrador has had an athlete at the Summer Olympic Games. CBC's Peter Cowan explained why.

We're heading into MusicNL Awards season, and Ana Luisa Ramos' latest album 'Solaris' has landed five nominations, including 'Album of the Year.' She joined us live in studio for a chat and performance.

Laura Noseworthy's 12-year-old son and his friend were arrested by police after playing with toy guns in Bay Roberts Wednesday night. She joined us to explain what happened, and what warning she has for other parents.

Magic Storm Events is a place for local crafters and artists to show off their goods, a performance space, and a community space all in one. It's the brainchild of Tabitha Hicks and Gina Martin, who'd been on the local market scene for years. They spoke with On The Go's Sandi Noseworthy.

This morning, officials gave triathletes the green light to swim in the River Seine after years of work on the river's fecal bacteria levels. But one Mun chemistry prof says that doesn't mean its 'clean'.

A pony sanctuary has helped stabilize the population of Newfoundland Ponies in the province, and now, it needs a little help to keep going.

It was a must-win game for Canada's Women's soccer team at the Paris Olympics yesterday, and it was a can't-miss opportunity for two local women. We heard their impressions of the game and more.