On Friday, the province gave a number of health service providers the green light to re-open offices and start booking appointments. Among them are physiotherapists. We spoke to two physiotherapists - Sarah Roberts and Julie McGivery - about the changes they've put in place.

The fall semester could look very different for university students in New Brunswick. Patrick Hickey and Emelyana Titarenko, two leaders in the student movement in the province, join us to talk all about the financial burden students are facing.

Good news for anyone who's been nurturing a toothache for the past couple of months. Dentists have been given the green light to open their practices again. Paul Blanchard with the NB Dental Society tells us what that first visit post-Covid 19 closures is going to look like.

New Brunswick's municipal elections would have taken place today, if it weren't for COVID-19. The mayors of Sackville and Saint John tell us what it's been like leading their city during a pandemic.

Chantal Senecal, executive director of Food Depot Alimentaire in Moncton, isn't used to being under the spotlight. She's being recognized nationally by Cheerios and the Canadian Olympic Association for her work, and she's one of five food bank workers being recognized in Canada.

While restrictions within the province are easing - the border remains shut tightly. Our panel is here to talk about this week's news.

Our birder has spent the last few nights trying to record audio of that night-time migration. Turns out there are many people who monitor arrivals that way. Alain Clavette though, isn't having much luck.

Some running clubs have found a way to keep the races going - virtually. Tracadie and Miramichi have both held virtual races, and they're proving to be very popular, according to Don Wade with Run NB.

What started as a market stall selling African food four years ago, quickly morphed into an online multicultural marketplace. Now Sankara's collective of chefs, grocers and artisans has pivoted again in response to Covid-19. We talk to Sankara co-founder Lily Lynch.

Canada's privacy commissioners are raising concerns about Covid-19 contact tracing apps. They say the country's privacy laws don't offer complete protection. We talk to New Brunswick's privacy commissioner and ombud Charles Murray.