Hours at the Sackville Memorial Hospital have been cut. We speak to the town's mayor Shawn Mesheau for his reaction, and what work is being done to ensure the cuts are temporary.

Some international students returning to New Brunswick this fall will have to self isolate. We get more details on what the St. Thomas University campus will look like come September and what students can expect when we speak to STU's Associate Vice-President Enrolment Ryan Sullivan.

We chat with Pam Novak with the Atlantic Wildlife Institute about a herring gull chick she has in her care.

The birds are just beginning to arrive at Johnson’s Mills Shorebird Reserve. Bigger numbers are expected in the coming weeks. For what visitors can expect, we reached Denise Roy with the Nature Conservancy of Canada.

Ryan Allen already coaches Paralympic swimmer Danielle Dorris. Now he's joining the Team Canada coaching staff for the Paralympic Games in Tokyo.

On our road trip series today, we travel across the southeastern part of the province to learn all about the Francophone museums and attractions the region has to offer.

CBC News and Radio-Canada are investigating the mystery neurological illness affecting some New Brunswickers - and they want to hear from anyone with an experience to share. The CBC's Mark Kelley joined us with more details.

We talk about vaccine passports and what they could mean for New Brunswick businesses with Saint John Chamber CEO David Duplisea.

Kate MacEwan is working on an online exhibit for the provincial archives looking at the 1918 flu pandemic in the province. She's paying particular interest to the roles that women played.

New Brunswick EV buyers finally get an incentive from the province. We'll find out what it means for EV take up in a province that, thus far, has been a little hesitant to give up gas powered cars.