Holding down the fort... the gas station in Badger has stayed open throughout the fire and evacuation of the town. We reached the owner to hear what the last few days have been like for him. (Krissy Holmes with Kevin Loder)

She was just a little girl when she lost her battle with cancer... but her big dream lives on. We sit down in the On The Go studio with one of Nevaeh Denine's closest friends and member of Nevaeh's Angel Foundation to find out about just how big the 11th Annual Nevaeh’s Lemonade Stand will be. (Krissy Holmes with Stephanie O'Brien)

They'll be on stage turning true-life stories from a local celebrity into comedy sketches. We hear what a St. John's improv troupe is cooking up for a show at the Majestic Theatre on Saturday with Kevin Blackmore... aka Buddy Wasisame. (Krissy Holmes with Miri Rain, Evan Walsh and Kevin Blackmore)

Power rates are about to go up across the province... and customers are not impressed. We hear the thoughts of one Newfoundland Power customer who lives in the Town of Paradise, and then get some answers from the province's consumer advocate about where the cost of electricity is going. (Krissy Holmes with Jamie Lynn McHugh; Dennis Browne)

St. John's city council has signed off on a giant sign for Bannerman Park that will spell out the name of the city in big, light-up block letters. But the idea isn't going over well with some residents. We hear from one of them - a long-time community activist with a background in education related to equity, diversity, inclusion and decolonization. (Krissy Holmes with Anne Pickard)

The wildfire continues to burn in the Town of Badger. We bring you the latest on what’s happening there... and how the surrounding communities have come together to help. (Krissy Holmes with reporter Amy Feehan)

People in the Town of Badger in central Newfoundland are evacuating their town. In the first half-hour of On The Go we get the latest on the wildfire that's forcing them out. We speak with the supervisor of Fire Protection for the province, with the minister of Justice and Public Safety and with the CBC reporter who is with the evacuees at the arena in Grand Falls-Windsor. (Krissy Holmes with Jeff Motty, John Haggie and Amy Feehan)

Today, the Canada Games unveiled an artistic and cultural program running alongside the Games... with lots of free events for the whole family. We get details from the co-chair of the 2025 Canada Games. (Krissy Holmes with Karl Smith)