Many New Brunswick students are back to learning in person today, with more to follow on Monday. How are teachers dealing with the return, and some of the new measures? We check  in with Connie Keating with the New Brunswick Teachers Association.

The New Brunswick curling team is 4 and 0 so far at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. We hear from skip Andrea Crawford who is at the tournament for the tenth time in her career.

Can you recognize owls by their calls? Our birder Alain Clavette thinks he can - and we're going to put him to the test, with the calls of five owls you can hear in New Brunswick.

Erica Butler and Jamie Gillies will join me to talk about this week's political news, including pandemic communication, and ministers losing their cool.

School age children return to the classroom on Monday. But universities across the province are waiting an extra week. We hear from Mount Allison's Vice-President of International and Student Affairs Anne Comfort.

Yesterday the health minister outlined some changes to help take the pressure off of emergency rooms and doctor's offices. One change is related to the way that pharmacists can renew prescriptions. We get the details on that change, and look at other services that pharmacists are able to provide when we speak with the registrar of the New Brunswick College of Pharmacists.

The province's two health authorities have been asking people to avoid emergency rooms when possible during the Omicron wave. So where do you go when you need help? The province today announced expanded roles for paramedics, pharmacists and others to help with the load. Health Minister Dorothy Shephard tells us about the changes.

Being at home during the pandemic may have allowed you to clean out a few closets, but what about your emails, digital photos and streaming subscriptions? The CBC's Mariam Mesbah will tell us what you can do to clean out your virtual closet, and why it's important that you do.

This may not surprise you, but Michael Edwards was really into short wave radio in his early years. It fed his interest in spies and secret messages written in code. He joins us to talk about number stations.

The Winter Olympics get under way in just a handful of days now. Meaghan Donahue-Wies with Canadian Sport Centre Atlantic will tell us who we should be watching from this region.