So...where are we now - a century later? It's been 100 years since women gained the vote in Newfoundland. As we look ahead to International Women's Day on Saturday, we take stock with the feminist, activist and artistic director of PerSIStence Theatre - who are hosting a luncheon on Friday to mark the anniversary. (Krissy Holmes with Jenn Deon)

How the Arctic is shaping art for two interdisciplinary artists: We learn more about their connection to the Arctic... and how quickly things are changing in the north. (Krissy Holmes with NL artist Sarah Joy Stoker and renowned Arctic/Antarctic guide and artist Sarah Gerats, who is on a residency in Newfoundland)

We take a look at the situation where there is no obligation for political parties in the province to make donations to their leadership campaigns public. (Krissy Holmes with CBC/Radio Canada's Patrick Butler)

Ottawa has reached a deal with most provinces to make it easier for Canadian booze to flow across the country... with exceptions in PEI and NL. We take a look at what this means as political and business leaders call for more barriers to come down. We speak first with Stuart Trew - a senior researcher with the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives and the organization's director of the Trade and Investment Research Project. Following that, we get reaction from a local chef and restaurateur. (Krissy Holmes with Stuart Trew, Krissy with Todd Perrin)

With Trump's tariffs in place... what now? On The Go's money columnist drops in to talk about some of the most pressing questions for individuals and households: grocery prices, mortgages and jobs. (Krissy Holmes with Bruce Sellery)

Strong, passionate, joyful and energetic are just a few of the many words of tribute pouring in for long-time St. John's city councillor and realtor Debbie Hanlon, who passed away this morning. We remember Debbie first with some colourful memories from our archives and tributes from her city council members and friends. Later, we sat down in the On The Go studio with one of Debbie's long-time friends Kathie Hicks to reminisce about her colourful life. (Krissy Holmes with Kathie Hicks)

February's power bills were off the charts for many consumers... and people have been expressing their shock and rage. Now, the provincial PC's are calling on the Public Utilities Board to investigate. (Krissy Holmes with PC leader Tony Wakeham)

Talking tariffs by tapping into another live show. On The Go host Krissy Holmes steps outside the studio and into a live panel discussion with four powerhouse women at the NL Organization of Women Entrepreneurs (NLOWE) event at the Sheraton Hotel in St. John's. (Krissy Holmes with Ogaga Johnson, Johanna Brown. Tammy Snook and Bronwyn Bridges)

* Ogaga Johnson is the Founder and CEO of Verisult and a leader in workforce equity and immigrant empowerment.

*Johanna Brown is a technology sales leader, chair of TechNL, managing partner at Women’s Equity Lab (Atlantic) and was named one of Atlantic Business Magazine’s 25 Most Powerful Women.

*Tammy Snook is the COO and co-founder of Paskwâw Harbour... a First Nations and women-owned consulting business that bridges the cultural and ideological divides between Indigenous and Western perspectives.

*Bronwyn Bridges is CEO and co-founder of PragmaClin Research Inc, and was named one of Atlantic Canada's "30 Under 30" for her innovative work at the intersection of health and tech - particularly with Parkinson's Disease.