He's done his homework... and he says he's looking forward to crashing the party tomorrow. David Vardy joined us ahead of his appearance at NL Hydro's AGM to explore one juicy paradox. Why Hydro is posting record profits, and still looking for more money to pay for its overspending.

The Public Utilities Board has approved a 7-percent increase. The consumer advocate says NL Power needs to be brought under control. (CBC's Heather Gillis with Dennis Browne and Mohamed Abdallah)

John Abbott has been named the province's first Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, and the new Housing Minister. He says the two posts belong together, and he's a great fit for the job. He spoke with CBC's Jenna Head.

You don't hear him in the CBC podcast series, but you hear his work throughout it. Composer Adam Foran's work on the Come By Chance series has opened up a new world of opportunity in elite podcast production. He joined us in studio to talk about that behind the scenes success story.

A couple were priced out of Ontario due to housing costs and ended up in Avondale, cooking pizzas. On The Go reporter William Ping stopped by the Farmer's Market in St. John's where they hosted a pizza making workshop. After that, he spoke with an entomology taxidermy artist.

Even though the school year has just ended, the back-to-school rush is already weighing heavy on some parents. Jennifer Tarrant is the executive director of the province's Single Parents Association. She talked about how they're coping with the demand.

After Premier Furey shook up most of his Cabinet last week, we were curious to know... What actually happens in the aftermath of a major cabinet shuffle? Ross Reid shared his insight on the patterns he noticed through the decades he spent working in politics.

This afternoon, Bangladeshi students are holding a second demonstration at MUN Clocktower, to protest ongoing tension in their home country. CBC’s Katherine Crummey joined us live from the protest.

A mother says she doesn't have the money to bury her daughter so her remains have ended up in a freezer storage unit at the Health Sciences Centre. The CBC's Elizabeth Whitten spoke with Janice Strickland.

The Labrador City evacuation is over and many have returned, including the CBC's Darryl Dinn. He joined us for an update. We then caught up with Lab City chicken owner Merv McDonald.