Over the next three evenings, there will be free lectures at the Colonial Building in St. John's and Mockbeggar Plantation in Bonavista about how Newfoundland and Labrador became Canada's 10th and newest province. One of the presenters is a professor of history at the University of Regina and author of many books - including "Where Once They Stood - Newfoundland's Rocky Road to Confederation." (Krissy Holmes with Raymond Blake)

It's so easy to use your phone to “tap” your payment... but how has this new technology changed the way you spend? On The Go's money columnist is here with some research findings. Spoiler alert: You’re spending more… a lot more. (Krissy Holmes with Bruce Sellery)

Hot of the heels of being awarded at the Atlantic International Film Festival, a local documentary maker is seeing her work get top billing at the St. John's International Women's Film Festival next month. (Krissy Holmes with Tamara Segura)

Unsealed court documents have shed new light on the abuse case involving Hussey Drive residents Tony Humby and Bruce Escott. (Krissy Holmes with CBC reporter Ryan Cooke)

We hear about the new book by acclaimed author Lisa Moore and Jack Whalen - a stark and powerful portrayal of childhood trauma. (Krissy Holmes with Lisa Moore)

It as two years ago today that post-tropical storm Fiona slammed into the southwest coast of Newfoundland... changing the physical landscape and the mental outlook of people living in the area. We check in with the mayor of Channel-Port aux Basques to find how the community has fared since then. (Krissy Holmes with Brian Button)

There's a big game on Tuesday that you have a small stake in... or at least your tax dollars do. We find out what Barrow AFC - the UK soccer team sponsored by this province - will be up against tomorrow. (Krissy Holmes with the CBC's Jeremy Eaton)

With summer now turned to fall... we reach out to a senior climatologist at Environment and Climate Change Canada about the weather we can expect this season. (Krissy Holmes with Dave Phillips)

Public health agencies and doctors suggest keeping adult immunizations up to date - and it isn’t just about COVID-19 and the flu. Getting "vaxxed" can help stave off all kinds of illness... including other causes of pneumonia as well as whooping cough and shingles. On The Go's weekly health columnist takes a look at which ones are suggested for adults, in particular. (Krissy Holmes with Doctor Iris Gorfinkel)

Earlier this year, teachers' unions across Atlantic Canada sounded the alarm about the effect teacher shortages have on their ability to do their jobs. For a look at the ongoing challenges teachers are facing we speak with one of our CBC Moncton colleagues (Krissy Holmes with reporter Mariam Mesbah)