Glen Ferguson and Garnett Cripps share their stories of well-loved Bathurst broadcaster Al Hebert, who passed away this week.

Darryl King with ACORN says despite financial support, some people are still struggling to pay rent each month.

The doors at the Oromocto SPCA are closed to the public - but shelter manager Tracy Marcotullio says that doesn't mean you can't adopt or foster a pet.

Melanie Sonnenberg, President of the Canadian Independent Fish Harvesters Federation, says fish harvesters have been left out of federal aid packages.

After almost 46 years, Saint John's beleaguered Cherry Brooke Zoo has had to permanently close its doors due to financial strains caused by COVID-19. Norm McFarlane with the zoo tells us about the tough decision.

Shediac's Bob Hendrickson has been performing at nursing homes for a number of years.

But with nursing homes cut off from visitors due to the pandemic, Bob decided to find a different way to share the music.

St. Andrews High School teacher Shawn Corey and his former student Jordan Grant have teamed up to write an original song dedicated to teachers and students in the community.

Zach Atkinson, owner of The Cap in Fredericton, had just rebranded the bar complex before COVID-19 hit. Now, he's finding creative ways to keep staff paid, and to support both the local economy and the local music industry.

You'll hear about a woodpecker being treated at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute, and maybe learn something new about bird 'air sacs.'

Shediac's Bob Hendrickson is recording concerts in his living room and dropping them off at long term care homes where he usually plays for residents to enjoy.