On today’s show:
- Today is Burger Day, so whether you cooked them yourselves, if they were made of meat or veg, I hope you grabbed a handful of the quintessential summer sandwich and enjoyed it.
- Sadly (but unsurprisingly), the Monday Night Film Series has been cancelled for this fall due to COVID.
- However, Symphony NB is staging a Condensed Ensemble to celebrate it’s 70th season, with 10 performances in October, November and December.
- Flourish Fest has shifted from the spring 4-day spring festival to be a 10-day fall celebration! FLOURISH will be held from September 3-13, and ALL projects and programming will be totally free of charge. See the Facebook event for more details.
- 2018 was a good year for artists, apparently. I found my interviews with Bruce Gray (wood artist) and Emily Blair and Emily Kennedy (WARPED).
News update:
- There were no new cases of COVID-19 reported by New Brunswick Public Health yesterday afternoon.
- Provincial party leaders were back on the campaign trail with many promises to undecided voters.
- Drivers will pay a bit more at the gas pumps this week.
- The RCMP Major Crimes Unit is investigating after a homicide on the Burnt Church First Nation.
- Two people have been arrested after police searched a home in Upper Woodstock on Tuesday.
- To help the school population stay safe this semester, St. Thomas University will provide students with reusable face masks.
- And provinces and territories are getting an extra two billion dollars to help ensure kids can safely go back to school next month.
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