Students at Harbour View High in Saint John have boosted their efforts to get younger kids interested in climate action.

CBC's Nipun Tiwari takes us along to meet some of the first graduates of the L'Arche Connects Outreach program. The program is designed to help adults with disabilities become more comfortable with the idea of living on their own.

A new group is encouraging Carleton residents to take control in bettering their community. Joanna Killen is a member of the team and also a Ward 1 councillor, Steven Webb speaks with her about the Re-Activate Carleton group.

New Brunswick is no longer distributing at-home COVID-19 tests this summer. Professor Tara Moriarty has continued to follow COVID trends as an infectious diseases researcher and associate professor at the University of Toronto. She speaks with Steven Webb about what this means as we head into the summer.

Bill MacAvoy is in the business of commercial real estate, he's managing director of Cushman and Wakefield Atlantic. He speaks with the CBC's Steven Webb about how that sale reflects on the mall's state of health or the state of retail in Saint John.

Canadian Blood Services needs to fill 1,727 appointments this July across New Brunswick to keep up with demand for blood products, but new donors might feel a bit intimidated. Raj Damhar is Canadian Blood Services' community development manager for Saint John and western New Brunswick. He walks us through the process.

There's a new pilot project aimed at improving the lives of New Brunswickers with major depressive disorder. Dr. David Elias thinks this treatment could be a gamechanger because depression costs so much in health care, lost time and productivity.

A recent study says eight in 10 Atlantic tourism operators expect little growth amid soaring summer costs. Duncan Robertson, a senior policy analyst with the Canadian Federation of Independent Business, explains what this means for local business.