The body in charge of managing New Brunswick government pension plans - an  organization known as Vestcor - paid its employees a record $5.3 million in bonuses  in 2019. The money  includes $2.1 million in bonuses to its top four executives who as a group have seen their pay quadruple over the last 14 years.

The ECMAs were supposed to be held in St. John's this year - until the pandemic hit. But not all hope is lost. In July, they'll be hosting a virtual ECMA event, live streamed on the CBC.

It's too hot to turn on the oven or the stove, so our cooking columnist Karen Mersereau joins us to talk all about greens and salads.

Pam Novak with the Atlantic Wildlife Institute shares her concerns about a moose that drowned at Parlee beach on Monday.

Carl Yates with the Atlantic First Nations Water Authority joins us to discuss a monumental step forward for autonomy in Indigenous communities.

Mary Ann Campbell talks about a new Integrated Mobile Crisis Response Team in Saint John, and how it will help de-escalate mental health crises, in light of recent deaths during wellness checks.

An assault against a nurse at the Miramichi Regional Hospital late last week has Paula Doucet with the New Brunswick Nurses Union concerned. She wants to see the government implement more protections for nurses.

Paula Donovan is the Director of Nursing at the Tabusintac Nursing Home. Today they're allowing in-person visits inside their facility, a welcome change for the 30 residents who have been isolated from family and friends.

The provincial archives building remains closed to the public right now - in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. But that doesn't mean you can't access records for research or lesson plans. Thomas McCaffery with the provincial archives joins us to explain.

Austin Henderson with the City of Moncton walks us through some changes coming to public transit next week in Saint John, Fredericton, and Moncton, including mandatory masks.