Workers at New Brunswick women's shelters say they're not getting paid a fair wage - and are dealing with more health and safety risks during the pandemic, according to Debrah Westerburg, the coordinator with the New Brunswick South Central Transition House and Second Stage Coalition.

Minister Dominic Cardy explains his decision to spend $860,000 on new technology for students learning at home - and if it will help solve the problem of lack of connectivity in rural New Brunswick.

Matt Hemphill with Potatoes New Brunswick says the $1.3 billion dollar potato industry inthe province could be in ruins due to COVID-19.  And new funding from the federal government might not be enough to save it.

John Deweyert of Temperance Vale was 9 years old when the Netherlands was liberated from Nazi occupation, 75 years ago this week. We reached him to talk about the final days of the war.

The University of St. Stephen's is seeking nominations for non-profits helping their communities during the pandemic. Margaret Anne Smith tells us how you can get involved.

Are airports taking enough precautions to stop the spread of travel-related cases of COVID-19? Julie Pondant with the Moncton Airport says she thinks so. And she's hoping passengers are being honest, otherwise cases will continue to spread.

Edee Klee with Hayes Farms in Fredericton says the fiasco with temporary foreign workers is showing New Brunswick just how fragile its food security is. A possible solution could be found in creating smaller, community farms.

You can now drive the entire Fundy Trail Parkway, without having to do a U turn. It's big news for local tourism, says Greg Turner, president of the Fundy Trail Development Authority.

Our regular Friday panelists discuss Premier Blaine Higgs' controversial decision to ban temporary foreign workers from coming to New Brunswick, as well as a push for the Legislature to start sitting sooner rather than later.

Birder Alain Clavette tells us about all the birds he's seen in his backyard this week.