On today’s show:
- Today, it’s a look back to a visit by a delightful Montreal band, Inland Island, who I spoke to in 2017. They were on a tour, and told me about their innovative and fun video. We’ll also hear Rake and Family from their current album at the time.
- And we also checked in with photographer Sarah Sarty to talk about an exhibit from 2017.
- To cap things off, a summer song of sorts, My Black Ram‘s debut album from last year: Sweet Time.
News:
- Public Health reported one new case of COVID-19 over the weekend.
- With summer on the way and construction season in full swing, transportation minister Bill Oliver is reminding motorists to slow down.
- The Beaverbrook Art Gallery announced Friday it would remain closed until late 2021.
- The City of Fredericton has announced some new rules transit users must follow by next week.
- A 45-year-old man from Boundary Creek is dead after two vehicles collided into each other on highway two near Dumfries.
- According to Statistics Canada, New Brunswick took a financial hit of about 375 million dollars during March and April.
- And a researcher from the University of Manchester says COVID-19 patients might be able to control symptoms with longer sleep.
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