Edmundston is finally moving out of lockdown. We talk to Deputy Mayor Eric Marquis about what this means for the community.

Another installment in our spring cleaning series. We talk to an avid thrifter about where to donate items you've purged from your closets, and why you should think beyond just taking them to Value Village.

A huge loss for Listuguj First Nation after a devastating fire gutted a church that was more than just a building - it was a centre-point for the community, and held history in its walls. We hear from Listuguj Chief Darcy Gray.

Public Health is keeping a close eye on Zone 3, the Fredericton region, as cases start to spread throughout the capital city. We talk to ASD-West Superintendent David Mctimmoney about what he's watching for in the city's schools.

We visit the provincial archives and learn about a woman from Moncton who worked as a bootlegger for about 40 years.

Jean-Marc Picard with the Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association says he was caught off guard by new isolation restrictions last week. The Higgs government announced new rules for truckers requiring them to isolate for 14 days when they return home.

New Brunswick athletes are still busy trying to qualify for the Olympic games, but they are facing some unique challenges.

Dalhousie's mayor Normand Pelletier is pushing for the amalgamation of the Restigouche region. He's returning to the mayor's office by acclamation. He says for his region to thrive - Campbellton, Dalhousie, all the villages and Local Service Districts need to work together.

This week Alain Clavette tells us about the tune of the Ruby-crowned Kinglet and much more!

On homegrown this week we'll talk with the New Brunswick group behind The Eaters Guide to Climate Action. It takes big issues like climate change and food security, and presents them in a way that's meaningful to New Brunswickers.