The federal government has announced a plan to drop the GST - a sales tax - on some products, including candy, childcare items, toys, and more. For more details on what the cut could mean for businesses, we were joined by Dan Kelly, President of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.

Maxime Geoffroy and his partner in adventure kayaked 2,000 kilometers of the Northwest Passage in the Canadian Arctic. He joined us over the line today to tell us all about the adventure.

One Newfoundland policy analyst is watching as COP29 goes into overtime. The co-facilitator of the UN's mandated Climate Change Dialogue on Oceans is back from Baku, Azerbaijan where he presented two years of ocean-based research work. Now, he's waiting to learn whether it will get the financing it needs. (Krissy Holmes with Niall O'Dea)

Whether or not there's a train set waiting for you under the tree this Christmas.... everyone will be able to find model trains in St. John's this season. A new exhibit called "Science in Motion: All Aboard the Geo Express!" opens this weekend at the Geo Centre. The marketing advisor and a science interpreter from the Centre drop by the On The Go studio. (Krissy Holmes with Deborah Coombs and Kate Murphy)

Innu story-teller Annie Picard launches a beautifully illustrated children's book that tells the ancient Innu story about the creation of the world.

While World Energy GH2 waits for the green hydrogen market to come online it says it's exploring other options. We find out what Plan 'b' options Stephenville Mayor Tom Rose is hearing about.

Rain, rain and more rain. The dirt road to Croque on the northern peninsula is flooding. One resident say it's an ongoing chronic problem. We'll hear from her in our first half hour.

There's the hype and then there's the reality. One critic of the World Energy GH2 project says the organization is looking for an emergency parachute now that the European market for green ammonia isn't taking shape. But either way he says the project is bad for the area.