When a physical education teacher at Forest Glen school in Moncton saw how many of her students didn't have bikes, she started bikes and trikes for Tigers. We speak with Krista Richard about how the program is doing.

We talk to Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Jennifer Russell about the province's reopening plan, and what needs to happen to get us to green.

We'll gather a different kind of political panel this Friday afternoon. Three new mayors from three very different communities - Shippigan, Saint John, and Grand Manan - will join us to talk about their aspirations for the next four years.

Summer festivals are back this year, naturally with some changes to ensure safety. Saint John's Area 506 festival has been announcing its lineup today. We'll get more details from festival founder Ray Gracewood.

Birder Alain Clavette joins us to talk about the inconspicuous wren, which he saw plenty of on his most recent trip to Grand Manan.

The province released its reopening plan, with target dates to loosen restrictions. But can we realistically meet the goals that've been set out? We talk to Oliver Dueck, who's been following the data closely, for his insights.

Seasonal farmers markets are opening around the province. We check in with the Bouctouche Market this week on Homegrown.

11-year-old Cooper Bokkers on Grand Manan has a dream. That dream involves having a skatepark on the island. And he's on the path to making that dream come true, thanks to the village council. We speak to Cooper's mom Natasha Bass about what the experience has been like for her son.

We check in with the new Mayor of Edmundston - Eric Marquis - who led the city through a number of pandemic lockdowns as its deputy mayor.

New Brunswick's Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Jennifer Russell gives an update on the COVID-19 situation in the province.