Too white. Too male. It's a common criticism of video games and the gaming industry. Our associate producer Danielle McCreadie will talk about diversity on her video game column this week.

Is the provincial government doing a good enough job at getting its COVID messaging out to young people? The CBC's Alexandre Silberman will bring us that story.

We talk to Krista Ross at the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce about why she and other Chamber leaders think a single hub airport for the province would be bad for business.

Michael Edwards with Science East has some interesting - and somewhat weird - science facts to share with us, as he usually does on Wednesdays.

We speak to Newfoundland filmmaker Nik Sexton and his mother Mary about their recent documentary - 'Me, Mom and COVID'. It's a short film that tells the story of their family's experience of caring for one another during the pandemic.

The Department of Health is looking for the public's input on its new 5 year health plan. We speak to the Mayor of Perth Andover about what she hopes to see in the new plan.

Turns out we're not the only ones trying to get more people outside this winter! We talk to outdoor adventures club GTFO (get the F*** outside) about their upcoming challenge for the month of February.

It's been three days since Zone 4 went into total lockdown. We checked in with the deputy mayor of Edmundston Eric Marquis on how the community is holding up.

A crafter in the province has created a likeness of our chief medical officer of health using yarn! We'll speak to Julie Duguay about the crocheted craft.

It's Robbie Burns Day! Don MacFarlane with the Greater Moncton Scottish Association joined us to read the "Address to a Haggis," as one does on this day.