Growth is one of Saint John council's main priorities, setting a goal to grow the tax base by 3 percent each year. UNB Saint John business professor and former deputy mayor Shelley Rinehart speaks with host Julia Wright about the that goal and how realistic it is.

Women who are pregnant are four times more likely to end up in hospital if they catch COVID-19 according to the New Brunswick Medical Society. They are encouraging expectant mothers to get vaccinated. Host Julia Wright speaks with an obstetrician and gynecologist about the vaccine and pregnancy.

New Brunswick lost 24 people in the last eight days to the Fourth Wave of COVID. How much worse will it get before it gets better? And what difference will rapid testing make? Colin Furness, infection control epidemiologist, speaks with host Julia Wright.

When you don't have a family doctor, and the minister of health is asking that you avoid the ER if you have a non-urgent health issue, you might wonder where that leaves you. Dr. Simon joins host Julia Wright with some alternatives to the ER.

Dr. Karina Top is an associate professor of pediatrics at Dalhousie University, and a pediatric infectious diseases physician at the IWK Health Centre. She speaks with host Julia Wright about the COVID-19 vaccine for kids from age 5-11, as Pfizer has asked Health Canada to approve it for kids that age group.

Charles Stewart walks us through the true story of a murder and hijacking that happened 66 years ago today in Saint John. The murder of Al Graves is one of many stories Charles Stewart uncovered while researching an upcoming book on the history of ambulance service in New Brunswick.

Premier Higgs says anyone working for the province who isn't vaccinated against COVID-19 by the deadline, will be placed on leave without pay. Dan Leger is a lawyer, employment and labour specialist, with Pink-Larkin in Fredericton. He speaks with host Julia Wright about what this means for unvaccinated workers.

Tired of being tired, and hearing about the pandemic? Host Julia Wright speaks with a counselling therapist about COVID fatigue. Kerri Gaskin-Fowler, a licensed counselling therapist, shares some ideas on coping and also talks about preventing pandemic fatigue from becoming pandemic burnout.

Mayor Donna Reardon speaks with host Julia Wright about the new Saint John council's direction. Council has set priorities for the next three and a half years and Reardon has some on ideas on how to reach those goals

A new study looking at how physical and mental exercise can help slow the progress of dementia in those at risk.

Dr. Pam Jarrett is a geriatrician based in Saint John who is helping lead the study she speaks with the CBC's Steven Webb. If you are interested in participating call 453-5137 or email [email protected]