On the show:
- I didn’t get the chance to say it on the show, but shouldn’t every day be Say Something Nice Day?
- I picked an interview I did with Lesandra Dodson of Solo Chicken Productions from back in 2019. She is leaving the company, so I wanted to share with you our talk on The Despot.
- And speaking of art! I picked the interview with James Wilson from 2014 on his exhibit Redeemed, all about the restoration production of the Fred Ross mural at UNB.
News:
- New Brunswick Public Health reported three new cases of COVID-19 in Campbellton yesterday.
- Dr. Jennifer Russell said the new cases are in their 80s and are linked to Manoir de la Vallee long term care home.
- After a search lasting almost two weeks, RCMP arrested 47-year-old Marc Pellerin of Notre-Dame, N.B.
- The province is reopening its libraries this Tuesday. It includes the Fredericton Public Library with its branches downtown and in Nashwaaksis.
- The province has started its heat event surveillance program. If it is deemed necessary, the government will issue alerts to inform residents when a heat event is coming.
- High school graduation is going to look a little different this year. With COVID-19 putting a halt on traditional celebrations, Fredericton High School will stretch its commencement over several days.
- Starting today, Dunns Crossing Road at Boyne Court will be reduced to one lane between 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
- Starting today, crews will finish the final construction phase on the Bill Thorpe Walking Bridge.
- As of yesterday, the province was still split on its outdoor fire ban. Here in Fredericton, burning is only permitted between 8 p.m. and 8 a.m.
- And the Sussex Drive-In had its busiest night of the season so far. Less than 200 vehicles stopped by for a double feature this past weekend.
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