The NHL found a way to play this year. So did the NFL. Curling Canada is moving ahead as well with the Scotties Tournament of Hearts. Fredericton's Melissa Adams will be travelling to Calgary with her team next week. But this tournament will be different than any she's played in before.

Seeing friends and family has been challenging enough this past year, but making a love connection? We'll speak to a Halifax-based matchmaker about what COVID has meant for her business.

A tenants rights coalition in the province is urging the province to better protect renters during the pandemic. Two coalition members - Tobin Haley and Mel Theriault - will tell us why.

Have you ever tried winter camping? Today on our Winter Action series, we talk with someone who's been doing it for years and teaches the needed skills to young people.

A short documentary made by students at Sussex High School is highlighting how the pandemic has impacted their education. We'll hear from one of the creators - grade 12 student Maggie Melvin.

Acadian activist Jackie Vautour has died. We dug out a 1987 documentary from the CBC's Sunday Morning archives that delves into Jackie's fight against the expropriation of land from 1,200 families to create Kouchibouguac National Park.

The news that cruise ships will be banned until next year is forcing some tourism operators to find new ways to stay afloat. We spoke to the operator of a Saint John harbour boat tour about what lies ahead for them.

Health Minister Dorothy Shephard will join us to answer some pressing questions around COVID-19.

Speech disorders. It's a subject we almost never hear about. We'll speak to a man who dealt with stuttering as a child, and we'll also learn why last month's inauguration ceremony in the US carries such meaning for individuals affected by speech disorders.

Our birder Alain Clavette loves all birds, but he has a soft spot for gulls! He tells us why.