On today's show:

0:00 Weather with Ashley Brauweiler

5:01 On The Go's Julie Skinner with fire info/updates

12:02 Provincial fire duty officer Mark Lawlor

20:50 Government address re increased fire ban fines

27:25 Reporter Henrike Wilhelm with Northern Bay resident Eugene Howell

48 years ago, she took the Canada Games torch to the cauldron... and now Trish Bradbury is back home and ready to pass the torch this Saturday. We meet the woman who lit the flame the last time the Canada Games came to St. John's. (Krissy Holmes with Trish Bradbury)

On today's show:

0:00 Weather with Ashley Brauweiler

3:56 Reporter Henrike Wilhelm with Conception Bay North evacuees Mark and Linda Silegy

8:20 Provincial fire duty officer Mark Lawlor

19:16 A poem from Bob LeMessurier

21:58 Reporter Alex Kennedy with Phil Quann and Chris Follett of the Mount Pearl Soccer Association about cancellations due to air quality concerns

28:40 Minister of Justice and Safety John Haggie on communications

The land is dry... and now in Marystown the water supply is starting to drop. We reach the town's mayor to find out what prompted him to urge residents to conserve water. (Krissy Holmes with Brian Keating)

Today on On The Go:

0:00 Ashley Brauweiler's weather forecast

4:32 Ryan Cooke in Conception Bay North

13:43 Jeff Motty, Supervisor of Fire Protection for the province

37:37 Ryan Cooke with Scott Chandler in CBN who lost his house to the fire

36:47 Holyrood evacuee Keli-Ann Pye-Beshara

A brand new handmade fish landing net created by two young entrepreneurs is creating waves. It's hit the retail market... and the net is just the beginning. We meet the two local guys who started SEAM Fishing. (On The Go's Jo-Ann Dooley with Isaac Batten and Rowan Meaney)

Today, most of the show was devoted to covering the wildfires:

0:00 Ashley Brauweiler, Weather, winds, smoke etc.

4:18 Reporter Ryan Cooke in Conception Bay North

12:56 Tanya Kearley in Western Bay on the importance of clear communications

24:37 Ryan Cooke with CBN evacuee Lawrence Wheeler

29:35 Ryan Cooke with Blackhead resident Glen Trickett

33:33 Jeff Motty, Supervisor of Fire Protection for the province

43:00 Chief medical officer Janice Fitzgerald with air quality concerns and advice

45:37 Conception Bay South mayor Darrin Bent

54:47 Vida Nova Recovery's Mark Lane in Holyrood

1:01:36 Caller Bob Ryan wraps up the show.

She's only 18 and already an icon. Canada's Summer McIntosh is inspiring young swimmers worldwide... including a couple of young swimmers from our province's Canada Games Team. (Krissy Holmes with swimmers Anna Rideout and Emilia Young and one of their coaches, Alec Ralph)