There are some big changes coming in terms of the province's response to the pandemic. The mask mandate is back, proof of vaccination will be required to access non-essential services like restaurants, gyms, and theatres, and travel registration is also required. We speak to Premier Blaine Higgs about the decision to bring back restrictions now.

While the counting continues in Fredericton - it's clear the Liberals will return with a minority government. We look at the results here in New Brunswick and the lessons parties might learn. Political watcher Katie Davey offers her analysis.

New rules were implemented in schools today, in an effort to keep vulnerable youth safe against COVID-19. We check in with two parents about how they and their kids are handling all the changes.

Moncton's Andrew Moore had been living in China for a few years, but when the pandemic hit he was on vacation and he hasn't been able to return since. He recorded a new song, even though his instruments are still overseas.

Rocks have been disappearing from the Cape Enrage Nature Preserve by the truckload, putting the habitat at risk. Bethany Young of the Nature Trust of New Brunswick says it's illegal, and they are stepping up surveillance.

Carol Muncer describes what's planned for Open Farm Day this weekend, and she talks hazelnuts!

Jacques Poitras, Erica Butler and Jamie Gillies look at the final week in the federal election campaign, and the Higgs government's change in pandemic policy this week.

Alain Clavette checks in with Todd Watts at the Greenlaw Mountain Hawk Watch where a record number of hawks were counted this week.

John Sharpe of Partners for Youth reacts to the new report from the Child and Youth Advocate. He's optimistic change will be forthcoming, but says it's up to everyone to push government to follow through on the recommendations.

Michael Edwards of Science East highlights a few winners from this year's awards celebrating improbable research.