No longer having to abide by COVID protocols is a welcome change for the public, but  it has also unmasked a host of issues, especially for businesses. We speak with Louis-Philippe Gautier of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business about the changes business operators will wake up to Saturday morning.

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Navigating "green" for businesses

We managed to catch up with Swimming Canada's senior manager of communications Nathan White -- he lives in Fredericton and is in Tokyo.

An inside look at Canada's swim team in Tokyo

Found mostly in Devon, the post-war construction has a special name in Fredericton.

Discovering the history of the Dobie house

Infection control epidemiologist Colin Furness weighs in on New Brunswick's decision to lift COVID restrictions midnight Friday.

Are we ready to go green?

The Daken family will be allowed to see the medical records of 16-year-old Lexi Daken, but they will have to keep the contents secret. Lexi Daken took her own life in February after trying to get help. 

What an non-disclosure agreement will mean for Lexi Daken's family

Some heritage advocates say the time has come to find a new purpose for Fredericton's historic Justice Building.

The future of Fredericton's Justice Building

Some fruit-growing regions of Canada have been experiencing extreme heat lately​, ​and it's not good for the crops. ​Food industry expert​ Sylvain Charlebois​ tells us​ ​about the impact it could have on the food that's available in stores across the count​r​y.

Extreme weather and the food supply

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