The province has high hopes it can connect family doctors to New Brunswickers that need one in the next six months. We get the New Brunswick Medical Society's take when we speak with president Dr. Jeff Steeves.

In the grand scheme of things, New Brunswick has fared well during the pandemic, with low case counts throughout. But how is our mental health doing? We speak to one UNB researcher who has been looking into just that - Dr. Sandra Magalhaes at UNB.

Spring is in the air! For her spring cleaning tips and tricks, I'm joined by Nicole Dean-Colon with local cleaning company iClean.

The province has decided to pull out of tax sharing agreements with the province's First Nations. The Wolastoqey Chiefs are, in a word, shocked - and say the decision came without adequate consultation. We hear from Madawaska First Nation Chief Patricia Bernard.

Tattoo artist Joey Saindon wanted to find a way to help families in need. He remembered how much he loved getting a new bike as a kid. So, he used his tattoo know-how to raise money for 28 bikes.

The city of Edmundston and the surrounding area moved into a lockdown over the weekend. That's after a couple of weeks at the red level of restriction. We speak with the deputy mayor Eric Marquis for an update on how the community is doing.

Muslims in the province are preparing to mark the beginning of Ramadan. It's the second year people will be celebrating during a pandemic. We speak with Abid Sheikh with the Muslim Association of New Brunswick.

A controversial decision to send high school students back to the classroom was reversed over the weekend. We check in with Rick Cuming, co-president of the New Brunswick Teachers Federation.

Parts of Northern New Brunswick have been moved into a total lockdown. That's going to have an effect on the upcoming municipal elections. We speak to Chief Electoral Officer Kim Poffenroth.

High school students in most areas return to full time in class learning on Monday. But teachers are raising concerns around faculty and student safety, especially in Zone 4. Rick Cuming is the co-president of the New Brunswick Teachers' Federation.