How will golf courses comply with social distancing measures, and what does that mean for business?  Terry Avery is the owner of Carmen Creek golf course in Fredericton. Wade LaPage is the head Golf Pro and manager of golf operations at Covered Bridge Golf and Country club in Hartland.

Originally from Norton, N.B., Tom Bagley was a victim in the N.S. shootings.  Mary Karen Creighton is his sister, and Wayne Wilkins is a long-time friend.

We find out how homeless shelters are dealing with the COVID-19 crisis. Warren Maddox is the executive director of the Fredericton Homeless Shelters.

Emma Chevarie shares ways you can support the music industry from home.

Jane Buckley is executive director of the Oromocto Foodbank and the chair of District 3 Foodbanks. She updates us on the situation at area food banks.

Andre Klinker is on a waiting list for surgery in Fredericton  His hip replacement surgery has been cancelled twice to keep beds available for patients infected by COVID-19.

John Leroux explains how you can still check out lots of art in Fredericton even though the Beaverbrook Art Gallery is closed.

In the aftermath of a deadly rampage, communities try to pick up the pieces.  Roger Brown is Fredericton's police chief. He reflects on his experience of leading a police force in times of crisis, and the road to recovery.

Public health has a team dedicated to contact tracing with confirmed COVID-19 patients. Karissa Donkin takes us through that process.

Premier Blaine Higgs, Liberal Leader Kevin Vickers, Green Party leader David Coon, and People's Alliance Party leader Kris Austin continue to update us on the province's approach to the pandemic.