The Premier has decided to allow temporary foreign workers in the province after all. We speak to Tim Livingstone about what this new change means for his upcoming season.

Starting May 29th, 'low-impact team sports' can start happening again, after a long hiatus. We speak to Athletic NB's executive director Julie Loparco on what they're doing to make sure track athletes in the province stay safe.

Our weekly panel talks about phase yellow, the flip on temporary foreign workers and the province's changing financial picture.

Premier Higgs' decision to ban temporary foreign workers from entering New Brunswick continues to draw criticism from industries that rely on those workers. We speak to Rebeka Frazer Chiasson, the president of the New Brunswick National Farmers Union.

A Saint John man shares his story of his unusual animal encounter uptown, and his search for the owner of a missing tropical bird.

For families with children who are on the autism spectrum, this pandemic has meant they are facing big challenges. Kim MacKeagan with the Stan Cassidy Autism Team in New Brunswick shares some advice for those families.

Some scents just make you happy - like freshly mowed grass, or baking bread. Those make some sense - they're associated with pleasant things. But what about scents like  gasoline? Michael Edwards of Science East joins us with a little scent science.

There's no doubt the pandemic has been difficult financially for many people. A property management company in Saint John is helping to relieve the burden a bit. Peace of Mind Management has put together a fund for its tenants. The fund has raised $17-thousand so far, thanks to client donations.

John Albretch with See Sight Tours in Saint John and Janet Clouston with the Albert County Tourism Association speak about what their summer seasons will look like.

Businesses are re-opening across the province but some of them are struggling to find employees. We'll speak with an owner who says none of her staff are coming back to one of her retail locations.