Frostbite is a real danger for people when the temperature drops, but what about wildlife? The Atlantic Wildlife Institute is looking after a Mourning Dove with frostbitten toes. We check in with Pam Novak.

With NB Power's Belledune generating station unable to burn coal past 2030, the Belledune port is looking for new opportunities, and that means a shift to greener industries. We hear more from Denis Caron, president and CEO of the port.

Colleen Kitts-Goguen brings us another edition of Chapter & Verse. She'll tell us about two books by Nathaniel Moore, a Fredericton-based writer.

Many schools across the province closed today, after yesterday's storm created some icy road conditions. But with most students learning from home right now, many parents and caregivers wondered at the decision. How can there be a snow day when most students aren't traveling into school for classes? Superintendent David McTimoney with ASD-West explains the reasoning.

New restrictions in New Brunswick means establishments like salons and barbers have to shut down for the next 2 weeks. Many in the industry won't be able to access grant money from the province either - we'll find out why when we speak to the Cosmetology Association of New Brunswick.

What is it like inside New Brunswick hospitals as the Omicron surge continues? Interim Horizon CEO Dr. John Dornan said yesterday the system is suffering, and so are the people who work in it. He described the projected 220 hospital admissions by the end of this month as 'intolerable'. We'll speak with Dr. Dornan to get a sense of what that means.

Leaving an abusive relationship can be difficult, and frightening. But there are groups who can help. One national non-profit that helps women with the actual move and retaining their belongings is looking to set up in Moncton. We find out about Shelter Movers.

Alain Clavette tells us about a bird that has birders in the north of the province excited - a Townsend's Solitaire.

Associate Producer and video game lover Danielle McCreadie tells us about what she's playing lately, and why she thinks you should play it too! This week's game pick of the week? Indie supernatural thriller 'Oxenfree.'

On Homegrown today we'll speak with LifeDirt owner Miriam Weston. She was laid-off during the pandemic and decided to open a produce box program in Saint John, focusing on local, organic, and spray-free fruits and veggies.