Back to school is going to look a lot different for high school students this year, with the news that they might not be in the classroom every day, and will take charge of their own education. One high school in Calgary has been doing this for decades. We'll talk to the principal of Bishop Carroll Cheryl McInnis about the challenges and advantages of their model.

Christa Baldwin with the Canadian Mental Health Association of New Brunswick says mental health care has been historically underfunded in the province, and it's something she hopes the next government takes seriously.

We spoke with two CFL fans from Quispamsis - Conrad and Sally Brock - about the decision to cancel the upcoming season.

Karen Mersereau with Hotel Paulin has some quick and easy pickle recipes including a freezer chow chow!

The Quality Block Party in Saint John had to cancel its spring events, but they have a pair of shows coming up in an unusual place for them - the Imperial. We'll get the details from one of the festival's founders, Abigail Smith.

Everyone needs a good book - This week on our Summer Reads column we'll talk to librarian Daniel Teed at the Saint John Free Public Library about his sci-fi recommendations.

The Canada Revenue Agency has temporarily shut down its online services, after the agency confirmed it was hit by cyber-attacks. David Shipley of Beauceron Security in Fredericton joins us to talk about the implications of such a hack.

Premier Blaine Higgs joins us to talk about his controversial decision to call a provincial election during a pandemic.

A court decision in the United States this week has bird enthusiasts celebrating. Our birder Alain Clavette spoke to Jeff Wells - vice president of Boreal conservation at the National Audubon Society.

The Liberals have walked away from negotiation talks that would've postponed an election until 2022. We get some reaction to that decision from Green Party leader David Coon.