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The great outdoors comes indoors for the Newfoundland and Labrador Outfitters first consumer trade show, taking place in Gander this weekend. To find out what's happening we speak with the co-operator of the Upper Humber Settlement in Cormack as well as the marketing coordinator with the NL Outfitters Association. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Lauralee LeDrew and Leslie-Anne Corrigan)

One treatment plan does not fit all: That's something the St. John's Status of Women Council considers with its Managed Alcohol Program. We speak with the training facilitator to find out what the program is... and how gender can affect substance use. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Laura Tarrant)

Among the exhibits at The Rooms is one that depicts the early Indigenous people in the province. However, there are some issues with the exhibit that have been identified for years, but nothing has been done. CBC Radio-Canada's Patrick Butler has been looking into the situation. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Patrick Butler)

A Toronto real estate broker purchased a unique property in the town of Salvage that included a couple of old salt box houses needing some major renovations. As we all know, not much ever goes according to plan. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Cailey Heaps)

The federal budget stressed the Liberal investment in housing. Trades NL's executive director drops by the On The Go studio to tell us whether we'll have enough tradespeople to build all that new affordable homes. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Darin King)

This week's federal budget took another swipe at Canadians who enjoy some nicotine in their lives. Will this cause smokers and vapers to quit... or never even start? We open that discussion with the executive director of the NL Alliance for the Control of Tobacco. (Jamie Fitzpatrick with Kevin Coady)