The hospital in Edmundston is forced to limit new admissions due to rising COVID cases. We check in with the city's Deputy Mayor Eric Marquis.

On Homegrown this week -- it's bean to bar chocolate. A craft chocolate maker in New Brunswick takes us through his arduous work.

The weird history of the board game Monopoly. As the game evolves for modern times, in our gaming column we'll look back at the anti-capitalist roots of the game.

The housing market in this province is hot. Great news for some, but there can be negative impacts. A New Brunswick real estate agent reflects on the challenges she faces selling houses in a market where things often devolve into a battle between local offers and out-of-town offers.

What will it take to make cycling infrastructure more accessible in New Brunswick? Haley Flaro with Ability NB weighs in.

The New Brunswick Teachers Association says a lack of supply teachers is having impacts on the school system, as teachers continue to get vaccinated. We hear from NBTA president Rick Cuming.

Calling all turkey hunters - the province is holding its first ever wild turkey hunt this spring. We speak to a UNB researcher who's been studying their populations closely.

28 Moncton musicians have spent some time during the pandemic to record Ramones covers, and now they have a record's worth of material. We'll speak with the producer of At Home With The Ramones, Michael Thorne.

The province has halted the use of AstraZeneca vaccines in those 55 years old and younger. Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Jennifer Russell joined us to explain why, and the impact the decision might have on our vaccine roll out plan.

It's time to break out the helmets and bring those bikes out of the garage. Bike expert Mike Davis will join us to talk the ins and outs of preparing for your first ride of the season.