Curbside recycling programs are being terminated in the wake of the ongoing pandemic. Brenda MacCallum with the Fundy Regional Service Commission gives some advice on what to do with the paper and plastic, if you don't want it to go to the landfill.

Taylor Fearon with Navi Care offers a virtual care service that connects families to health, social and educational resources across the province.

A single refugee from Eritrea is living in isolation, nearly two weeks after his arrival in Canada. Chris Robbins with the Holy Family Church Settlement Team talks about the difficulties of caring for refugees during a pandemic.

Ian Curran doesn't just play the bagpipes in his daily Facebook videos. He also has a piano, a tin whistle, a DJ set-up, and he can sing.

Saint John grocer On the Vine has closed its doors and is only offering deliveries, because people are not following the rules for physical distancing in the store. Owner Sean Fillmore said the risk to his staff was too great.

Linda Boudreau, executive director at the Tabusintac Nursing Home, describes how staff are keeping residents safe, including letting people see relatives through video messaging and 'window visits.'

Karen Mersereau of Hotel Paulin says a federal program offering interest-free loans to help small business get through COVID-19 times is not helping because many entrepreneurs may not have an income for at least a year, and cannot afford taking on debt.

The provincial government released its first ever report on surface water quality last week. Lois Corbett of the Conservation Council of New Brunswick takes a closer look at the results.

The Festival International du Cinema Francophone En Acadie is in Moncton this week. For more than 30 years the festival has brought some of the best films made in the French language from around the world to our region.

According to self-reported numbers by brewers across the province, there are at least 660 New Brunswickers working either part-time or full-time, brewing or distilling alcohol. And it appears jobs in the craft brewing industry have outpaced those in the larger, traditional breweries. The CBC's Shane Fowler takes a closer look at the numbers.