Tens of thousands of Canadian businesses are still waiting for loans through the Canada Emergency Business Account - or CEBA. We'll check in with the Canadian Federation for Independent Business to find out how New Brunswick businesses are faring.

This week has been cold - and windy - and icy. I know you've noticed - and so have the sick and injured animals at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute. Pam Novak has been busy keeping everyone warmed and watered.

Our musical spotlight is on Bouctouche country artist Laurie Leblanc. He was nominated for 2 ECMA awards yesterday - his first nominations if you can believe it.

March is Fraud Prevention month. We'll talk to the Financial and Consumer Services Commission about the latest scams they're watching.

Carleton County writer and storyteller Wilhelmine Estabrook died on Sunday at the age of 82. She's written two books and countless stories for publications in this province and far beyond. Publisher Theresa Blackburn was one of her biggest fans. Here she is reading an excerpt from Wilhelmine’s story titled: Put it back where you found it.

Looking for something to take the edge off winter? We'll take a look at the ins and outs of dog sledding in New Brunswick.

A mental health care system in shambles. We'll talk to John Sharpe with Partners for Youth about how the province has failed young people time and time again.

Organizers with the Trans Canada Trail are hoping to make parts of the cross-country trail more accessible.

The first recipient of the Erminie Cohen Compassion award has been named. We'll talk to organizers at the New Brunswick Adoption Foundation about who they chose and why.

We're headed back to the provincial archives where Claire Hunter has been busy mending documents that are two centuries old. Imagine her surprise when she learned the paper she's working with, isn't paper at all.