One half of the delightful MacLean brothers duo - who were staples on CBC Morningside back in the day- has passed away. We hear all about Ronnie MacLean from someone who worked closely with him.

We check in with poli-sci prof at the University of Maine Mark Brewer about how the federal election has played out south of the border.

Yesterday on the show, we heard concerns from someone who went to work at the Manoir de la Vallee in Atholville to help with the outbreak there last spring. Now, the Special Care Homes Association is raising their own concerns. We'll hear from Jan Seely, the president of the association.

We get the details on a new government strategy to buy more made-in-New Brunswick products.

The Silver Wave Film Festival is celebrating its 20th anniversary this week! There are some 50 films for festival-goers to see, and you don't even need to leave home to do it.

Fred Farrell at the provincial archives shares a couple of pieces of New Brunswick's past that he says some people just don't believe

Ability New Brunswick has done some research looking at the untapped potential of people with disabilities when it comes to gaps in the labour market. We speak with executive director Haley Flaro.

The CBC's Vanessa Blanch investigates what went on inside the Manoir de le Vallee, the site of a COVID-19 outbreak.

Just how many New Brunswickers are affected by the immigration slowdowns at the federal level? Alex LeBlanc with the Multicultural council will answer that question for us - and tell us what's being done in the meantime for newcomers who are falling through the cracks.

The lack of rain this year has left some people in Memramcook with dry wells. We talk to Jeanne Hebert about how they're coping.