Emotions ran high today among a delegation from this province that is in France attending events leading up to the repatriation of an unknown soldier from the Royal Newfoundland Regiment. The CBC's Terry Roberts joined us from Arras, France. (Krissy Holmes with Terry Roberts)

The cost of keeping coastal paths maintained is steep... so the East Coast Trail Association is looking for support in keeping them maintained so we can enjoy their beauty for many years to come. The president of the East Coast Trail Association dropped by the On The Go studio to talk about what's needed to accomplish that. (Krissy Holmes with Randy Murphy)

NL Health Services is planning for an increase in appointments for breast cancer screening as the province is poised to lower the age for screening from 50 to 40. We reached the medical director for the Breast Screening Program for Newfoundland and Labrador for her thoughts on the new guidelines. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. Nancy Wadden)

You've heard of a garden gnome... but what about a garden dome? We take you to Corner Brook and head inside the community dome greenhouse with the executive director of the Western Environment Centre. (Krissy Holmes with Katie Temple)

One year after nearly losing her life in a horrific accident last year, the deputy mayor of Mount Pearl is ready to head back into the council chamber... and that's not all she's accomplishing on this memorable day! (Krissy Holmes with Nicole Kieley)

A new device aims to change the game around concussion treatment for professional athletes... and it's already on track to help players in the NHL. We reach the Newfoundland-born inventor to hear about the Kinmetric arc. (Krissy Holmes with Katie Temple)

It's a day for new beginnings: As the newly-sprung host for On the Go, Krissy Holmes chats with the nursery manager at MUN Botanical Gardens about planting for success. He offers some bits of gardening wisdom in advance of a public session he's giving on Wednesday about how to kick off this growing season with raised beds. (Krissy Holmes with Tim Walsh)

Campers are braving the "grey" outdoors in the metro region this long weekend. On The Go's Gavin Simms takes us deep into the woods of Pippy Park... where campers are emerging from their winter hibernation.

Every now and then a song comes along that changes everything... and sometimes it's just a bit of fun. We welcome musician Patrick Moran to the studio to hear about the latest addition to local culture. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Patrick Moran).

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Indigenous stories and perspectives are underrepresented in the storytelling of this province, and correcting that imbalance is the mandate of a new performance collective. We welcome the artistic curator with Indigenous Performing Arts NL to the On The Go studio to hear more about what kinds of stories they plan to share. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with LeahDawn Helena)