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.

Longtime local theatre actor/director John Moyes has passed away. From the archives we bring you an interview former On the Go host Ted Blades did with John Moyes when he won an emerging artist award at 80 years young.

Ever wondered about the stories behind those old gravestones in your local cemetery? 

We heard from a folklore researcher who has a knack for uncovering the hidden histories.

Two young BIPOC artists get help to achieve their dreams from the late Lanier Phillips. We met the recipients of a scholarship in his name.

With a heat warning in effect, how are kids keeping cool? We heard from a daycare operator about surviving the heatwave.

David Suzuki is a tough act to follow. But Anthony Morgan is totally up for the task. We got to know the new host of The Nature of Things quite well last week while he and the crew were in town for a shoot.

The summer heat can be bad enough, but imagine enduring it while wearing a fur coat. Veterinarian Dr. Maggie Brown-Bury joins us to talk what to do and what not to do with your pet in a heat wave. 

Canada's women's Rugby Sevens team has been putting on a spectacular show at the Paris Olympics, making it all the way to the gold medal game. We heard how they did, and got some reaction from the local rugby community.

Due to low water levels, revenue from Churchill Falls is down about 15-perfect. To find out more, Radio Canada reporter Patrick Butler spoke with Francois Bouffard, an associate professor of electrical engineering at McGill University.