We're touring the province this summer, paying special attention to smaller museums and heritage sites. Today we'll make a couple of stops, beginning in Minto and touring over to the Village of Gagetown.

We talk second doses with Jake Reid of the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association - what you'll need, how to book your appointment, and how pharmacists are handling all the extra pressure.

While we aren't at the 75 per cent marker just yet, we are able to open up second dose eligibility to everyone vaccinated in April or earlier, starting today. We get some more details on the ongoing vaccination efforts from Dr. Jennifer Russell.

Rotational workers and truck drivers won't have to isolate each time they return home, once we hit 75 percent. We talk to the Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association about the lifting of those restrictions.

We speak to the Saint John Newcomers Centre all about their newest podcast series 'Racialized 506,' which tackles conversations around racism and diversity in the port city.

A dramatic week in New Brunswick politics comes to an end -- but not before we convene our political panel. Erica Butler, Jaime Gillies and Pascal Raiche-Nogue join us to go through the top stories.

Alain Clavette drops by to talk birds. This week, the common nighthawk -- a bird that has made its home in New Brunswick's urban spaces.

Health Minister Dorothy Shephard joins us to talk about closures at the Sackville ER, and the continuing push to get 75 per cent of the eligible population vaccinated.

A special vaccine clinic was held at Simonds High School in Saint John today - for high school students. We speak with Education Minister Dominic Cardy about his hopes for the school-aged cohort.

We check in on monarch butterflies with Nature NB. The endangered species has been spotted a bit earlier than usual in New Brunswick this year.