Executive Director of Child Care Now, Morna Ballantyne speaks with us about what the recent announcements mean.

Willie Scholten is president of the New Brunswick Apartment Owners Association.

Dr. Mike Simon tell us about attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder and how it is commonly diagnosed in children, but the number of adults being diagnosed has been on the uptick for many years.

Real-life strongman Jordan Dickens joined us with a 200-pound sandbag to demonstrate what the fourth annual New Brunswick's Strongest Strongman/Woman Competition is all about. 

Developer Percy Wilbur has come to an agreement with the City of Saint John to spruce up the fencing around the pit at 99 King Street.

Stephen Tobias, the Saint John Theatre Company's artistic director, gives us a sneak peek into the company's upcoming 35th season. 

Provincial affairs reporter Jacques Poitras explains the many obstacles to Premier Blaine Higgs' plan, both locally and internationally. 

The CBC's Nipun Tiwari spoke with the owner of Billy's Seafood Company, Billy Grant and Saint John councillor Gerry Lowe about the pit at the site of the old Woolworth's store that has yet to be filled in.

Saint Johners worked to clean up garbage at a tent site on Paradise Row over the weekend.

We hear from some of the people who were there, including family of Rae Tyler, who passed away on the site in March. 

The tourism minister and her deputy minister, Yennah Hurley's expenses included an 8 night all expenses paid trip to London and Paris.