On today’s show:
- Boyce Farmer’s Market will now send out a list of products available from its vendors each week that can be delivered. The list comes out on Tuesday. For more information, visit their web site.
- Sadly, it looks like we may be saying farewell to the North Side Market. Reports indicate that they have closed down permanently.
- COVID-19 Update:
- The province announced six new cases of COVID-19 over the weekend, bringing the total to 101. 28 people have recovered from the virus.
- Dr. Jennifer Russell reminds New Brunswickers to take care of their mental health during this uncertain and stressful time.
- Education minister Dominic Cardy released a statement over the weekend for high school graduates about not giving up at this time.
- Canadians who lost their jobs due to COVID-19 can start applying for the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit (CERB)
- Her Majesty The Queen released a rare message for TV viewers around the Commonwealth last night encouraging viewers to remain hopeful and come together as one.
- The New Brunswick Drama Festival has also been cancelled. The event brings over 1500 public school students to St. Thomas University in May each year.
- And the federal government unveiled a new app about COVID-19.
- Interview: Kevin Belyea of David in the Dark.
- Interview: Jacob Wildman-Sisk on The Millennial Dream.
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