There's lots of joy for folks from Musgrave Harbour who are finally allowed to go home after the evacuation order was lifted. We talk with a resident as he prepares to return to his house. (Guest-host Andrew Hawthorn with Jack Hallett)

Budgets eliminated, services slashed or merged, 20 staff laid off and vacant positions cut entirely. MUN is celebrating its hundredth anniversary with over $20 million in cuts. Where does the province's only university go next? We speak with the vice-president of internal affairs for MUN's faculty association. (Guest-host Andrew Hawthorn with Dr. Russell Williams)

It's hard to imagine governments ever repealing their tobacco taxes... but this province has dropped its sugar tax. Is there a difference? The World Health Organization doesn't seem to think so. We take a look at the sticky issue with a pediatric endocrinologist who directs the Janeway Hospital's Lifestyle Program. (Guest-host Jamie Fitzpatrick with Dr. Tracey Bridger)

Heartbreak and memories: We sift through the remains of one of the cabins that fell to the Chance Harbour fire and hear from the owners about how they're processing the loss. (The CBC's Jessica Singer with Marguerite and Ken Pike)

According to StatsCan, crime is down nationally - but in this province, it's up. What do these new figures mean, and should we be concerned? A professor of criminology at Memorial University drops by the On The Go studio to take a look at the numbers. (Guest-host Jamie Fitzpatrick with Dr. Adrienne Peters)

The two significant wildfires in the province continue burning out of control. The weather Tuesday helped stopped the spread... but the town of Musgrave Harbour remains evacuated. So, are we in a holding pattern or are we making progress in the fire fighting efforts? We check back with the provincial Forestry minister. (Guest-host Jamie Fitzpatrick with Lisa Dempster)

It's the Lieutenant Governor’s Garden Party this afternoon... and we are there, rubbing elbows with the finest. (On the Go's Emily Ferrier)

With rampant reports of swimmers itch around the province, we speak with a St. John's dermatologist to hear more about the nasty rash: How you get it... how to treat it - and perhaps most importantly how to avoid it. (Guest-host Jamie Fitzpatrick with Dr. Wayne Gulliver)