The New Brunswick Medical Society has a vision to improve the province's health care system. After surveying members, the society developed 57 recommendations - recommendations they hope the province will adopt as part of its new 5 year plan. We talk to president Dr. Jeff Steeves.

There are two New Brunswickers in Tokyo competing in wheelchair basketball. Both have been coached by and inspired by Sabrina and Dave Durepos. We speak with the pair.

The opening ceremonies are over and the Paralympic Games are underway in Tokyo. We speak with three-time Paralympian Hal Merrill about his experience at the games, and why he still plays wheelchair rugby 40 years after he was introduced to the sport.

Eric Scouten of Saint John and Adam Chamberlain of New Maryland have a big walk planned. They'll be travelling about 400 km over 8 days on foot, raising money for Make a Wish Canada. I met Adam Chamberlain at Odell park recently - for a walk of course - to find out about his plans.

New Brunswick's business community is making a policy pitch to parties looking for votes in this province. We speak with the CEO of the New Brunswick Business Council Alex LeBlanc.

The Paralympic Games begin tomorrow in Tokyo! We get all the details about the four New Brunswickers competing this year from Meaghan Donahue Wies, the athlete services manager at Canadian Sport Centre Atlantic.

The province released its back to school plan last Friday. What do teachers make of this year's rules and restrictions? We hear from New Brunswick Teachers Association president Connie Keating.

After months of being on the front lines of the pandemic, it's no secret that nurses are more stressed than ever. But it's an issue that's been building for years before the pandemic. We hear from retired New Brunswick nurse practitioner Hallie Bass about her experience with burnout and lack of respect in the profession, and how things should change for the better.

We head to the Hayes Farm, as we usually do on Friday's. Today, we'll find out why Claire May is already planning out next year's harvest.

The province revealed its much anticipated back to school plan this morning. Education Minister Dominic Cardy joined me to answer questions and go over some of the plan's details.