Knowing how to read is something many of us take for granted... but Newfoundland and Labrador has one of the lowest adult literacy rates in the country. It's something a non-profit called Teachers on Wheels is looking to change. The charity says it has a wait list and needs volunteer tutors to help them out, so they are holding a day-long tutor-training workshop this Saturday, February 8th.

The CBC's Malone Mullin dropped by their offices recently to learn more about the program... and find out how it feels opening up a brand new world for their clients. (Reporter Malone Mullin with executive director Tom Dawe and some volunteers)

* If you think you'd like to be a tutor and help another adult learn to read and write, you can find them online at teachersonwheels.ca.or call 709-738-3975.

On The Go's money columnist takes a look at the things you can do to manage your finances during this period of uncertainty. (Krissy Holmes with Bruce Sellery)

"Buy Local" is the message from the provincial government today... and it's launchedd a new campaign to encourage people to do just that. We hit east and west to talk with two farmers about the possibilities and the challenges. (Krissy Holmes with Chris Lester, co-owner of Lester's Farm Market in St. John's and Andy Wright, owner of Wright's Family Farm in Pasadena)