With no ferries on the North Sydney - Argentia run, demand for B&B bookings and other services in the Placentia area have dried up - and business owners are taking a hit. The deputy mayor of Placentia joins us to talk about the inpact. Following that, we speak with the media contact for Marine Atlantic's Corporate Communications about the situation. (Krissy Holmes with deputy mayor Wayne Power, Krissy Holmes with Darrell Mercer)

A valued and historic artifact has been stolen in the town of Whiteway on the Baccalieu Trail. We reach a congregation member and treasurer of the St. Andrews Church to hear about the disappearance of their century-old church bell. (Krissy Holmes with Phyllis Jackson)

We talk to trumpeter Jim Prowse of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment Band about the pressure of playing the Last Post at Monday's ceremony at the National War Memorial.

It was a challenging task - executed with precision, detail and deep respect. We sit down with one of the pallbearers of Newfoundland's Unknown Soldier to hear his reflections on the journey... and what the experience has meant to him. (Krissy Holmes with Corporal Daniel Orach)

The powerful beat and voices of a visiting choir promotes awareness of the Afrocentric in choral music. The Nathaniel Dett Chorale from Toronto is in St. John's for the Harbour Voices Festival. The group's founder, artistic director & conductor drops by the On The Go studio for a chat ahead of the big gala concert. (Krissy Holmes with Brainerd Blyden-Taylor)

There was a lot of emotion today as the public were invited to visit the Royal Newfoundland Regiment's Unknown Soldier, lying in state at the Confederation Building. A couple of the visitors dropped by the On The Go studio to share their reasons for paying their respects. (Krissy Holmes with Betty and Dennis Snow and Perry Grandy)

As our Unknown Soldier lies in state at the Confederation Building, we talk with the chair of the Royal Newfoundland Regiment Regimental Advisory Council and Regimental Museum about the other unknown soldiers from the Newfoundland contingent buried in foreign countries. (Krissy Holmes with Frank Gogos)

With the Churchill Falls fires, fire safety has been top of mind. So, how can you protect yourself - and how can you prevent a fire starting or spreading? We put that to a training officer and first lieutenant with the Trinity South Central Fire Department. (Krissy Holmes with Jeff Jackson)

There's a motorcade of Canadian army veterans from across the country who are riding to St. John's to pay their respects to the Unknown Soldier. They were supposed to be on the Argentia ferry... but instead they've been forced to make alternate plans just to get here in time for Memorial Day. We reached the national president of the Canadian Army Veterans. (Krissy Holmes with Mike Lacharite)

Employees within the province's education system had an unwelcome surprise this morning. We speak with the president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Teachers' Association about missing government paychecks. (Krissy Holmes with Trent Langdon)