Jean-Philippe Gauthier with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business talks about plans to reopen the provincial economy, but says many smaller businesses are worried.

Heather Almeda is launching an online farmers market called Fundy Market to support and streamline sales from local makers.

Fredericton's Mandy Silk had plans to release her debut album at the end of March, before the advent of the pandemic. Since then, she's made the switch to growing her audience online.

Martin Mallet with the Maritime Fishermen's Union talks about the delay of the fishing season, and a call on government to aid fishermen with an aid package.

Michael Edwards of Fredericton's Science East talks about new fossils discovered on the Isle of Skye.

The graduating class at Harbour View High School put together a video to thank their teachers.

Moncton's Frye Festival is going digital and one of the authors participating in the event is Metis-Cree award-winning scholar Jesse Thistle, who talks about his memoir.

Philip Hamilton with the New England Aquarium explains how the pandemic impacts efforts to research and rescue endangered North Atlantic Right Whale.

The panelists discuss another week in provincial politics during the Covid-19 pandemic and emergency measures.

Ryan Sullivan with St. Thomas University in Fredericton talks about the situation many international students find themselves in now, staying in New Brunswick after the pandemic broke out.