One in three people in this province lives with a disability- and the number of people who need support is expected to grow in the coming years. It's a major election issue - and we talk about it.

She's knocked on hundreds of doors since the provincial election was called. And the conversations haven't always been easy. We meet Shazia Razi, the NDP candidate for Labrador West, and discuss the extra hurdles she has to clear to get elected.

A new study showed longer wait times in emergency rooms caused hundreds of thousands of Canadians to leave before getting treated... sometimes with serious consequences. We take a look at the situation with On The Go's health contributor and family physician. (Krissy Holmes with Dr. Iris Gorfinkel)

The Liberal and PC leaders are both promising to bulk up the justice system if they form the next government. But, are more police officers and more arrests the solution to concerns about crime and public safety? We ask a former crown prosecutor. (Krissy Holmes with Mike Murray)

The population is aging all over rural Newfoundland... but on the Port au Port Peninsula the stakes are different.

Radio-Canada reporter Patrick Butler joins us to talk about the precarious future of our very own French quarter. (Krissy Holmes with Patrick Butler)

Voting in many municipal elections is easy: Just pop your ballot in the mail. But what if there is no mail delivery? We hear how communities are dealing with ballots that could be lost due to the Canada Post strike. (Krissy Holmes with Corner Brook city clerk and returning officer Jessica Smith; Statements from the City of St. John's and the City of Mount Pearl; Krissy Holmes with Rob Nolan, CEO of Municipalities NL)

One man performed CPR on a St. Clare’s Hospital employee who collapsed from sudden cardiac arrest in May 2024. Another man's quick thinking action on Trinity Bay last summer saved another man's life. We hear from two of the newest recipients of the St. John Ambulance lifesaving award. (Krissy Holmes with John Power in the On The Go studio; The CBC's Jeremy Eaton with John Pike)

Not every pop-up store invites you to listen and learn... but the First Light store at the Avalon Mall is not like any other. On The Go's Emily Ferrier checks in from "The Mal" with First Light's community empowerment liaison. (Emily Ferrier with Mark Humber)