Pam Novak with the Atlantic Wildlife Institute is caring for a pair of baby porcupines, also known as porcupettes! They are adorable creatures in every way - though these two have been very unfortunate this early in life.

High school graduations can go ahead in person, given they follow guidelines put out by the department of education today. We speak to education minister Dominic Cardy about the guidelines, and to two graduating students Tara Gover and Camilla Drost.

Yesterday, BNI announced it would be closing the offices of its nine weekly papers. To discuss the significance of this decision, we've reached Kim Kierans. She is a professor of journalism at the University of King's College in Halifax.

Karen Mersereau, the owner and chef at Hotel Paulin in Caraquet joins us for the summer to talk about what meals she's cooking lately. This week is all about crab.

The City of Fredericton has put a call out to artists in the province. They're looking to spruce up the area outside city hall - a space they're hoping to turn into a bustling public square this summer, with chairs and tables, a piano and more. We speak to the city's Cultural Development Officer, Angela Watson.

Swimmers are ready to dive in as soon as pools are able to re-open in New Brunswick, and sports teams get back together. We'll talk to the head coach of a swim team in Moncton about what it's going to take before they are able to start training again.

Getting creative when it comes to fundraising. We speak with a member of the Sussex Rotary Club about some unique ways they've come up with to keep their events going during the pandemic.

We take a trip to the provincial archives - by phone - to learn a bit about John Hooper, the artist behind the colourful wooden pieces around Market Square in Saint John.

We hear from Haley Flaro with Ability NB about how people with disabilities are dealing with COVID-19 related cancellations and delays, especially the loss of summer programming geared especially for them.

Some of our most beloved ducks in the province are not doing very well. Our birder Alain Clavette has been speaking with a young researcher on the subject.