Chief Paul Fiander talks about a drive-by parade for health care workers and seniors earlier this week, and his message to the public going into the long-weekend.

Many people are on the hunt for educational activities for kids. When it comes to science, Michael Edwards of Fredericton's Science East has some suggestions on where to find resources.

Amateur astronomer Chris Curwin talks about tonight's pink supermoon, gives tips on staying busy, and explains why stargazing can be a calming activity.

Rachelle Ouellette with the Restigouche County Volunteer Action Association worries many people are staying away from food banks because of the pandemic, even though they are well stocked and adhering to safety guidelines.

Justine Rickard with the YWCA Eating Disorders program in Moncton says self-isolation is causing many people on the road to recovery to revert to harmful behaviours, because it's a way to exert control in an otherwise anxious time.

People with asthma, COPD or cystic fibrosis are calling the New Brunswick Lung Association, worried about staying safe. Director of health promotion Barbara Walls said she is also giving emotional support to patients who now cannot get a transplant.

Some people are still gathering with others, in parks, yards and living rooms. Psychology professor Matt Balcarras looks at why even the possibility of facing fines hasn't changed some people's behaviour.

If you lost your job or had your hours slashed due to the pandemic, you can apply for federal emergency benefits. Jennifer Robson, a professor of political management at Carleton University, looks at who's eligible and how to apply.

Earlier this week, Don Creamer discovered someone had vandalized his maple syrup operation in Saint John's Fernhill Cemetery, which he uses to produce syrup for family and friends.

The panelists discuss issues around information sharing and privacy concerns related to the Covid-19 pandemic, the province's response to the crisis, and the decision to close schools for the rest of the academic year. They also share some positive news.