On today’s show:
- As promised a few days ago, this is the second interview with Isabelle and Bianca about the results of their Identity Journey Project, recorded back in 2016.
- Songstress Heather Rankin joined me in-studio in 2016 to talk about her album that year, and I also shared Superstars and A Fine Line from that album.
- It was on this date in 1826 that they laid the cornerstone of the Arts Building at King’s College in Fredericton — which now we know as The Old Art’s Building at UNB.
- Be sure to check out the CHSR Community Events Calendar for the Harvest 29.5 performances and more this week!
News updates:
- Progressive Conservative leader Blaine Higgs won a majority government during the snap election last night.
- Liberal leader Kevin Vickers announced he’ll step down as leader of the party.
- New Brunswick Public Health reported one new case of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
- A 45-year-old man from Moncton has been arrested after hauling contraband tobacco late last week.
- The murder trial for Matthew Vincent Raymond is slated to begin this morning.
- The St. Thomas University gerontology society is making it easier to spread the love to isolated seniors.
- And Symphony New Brunswick says despite the challenges brought about by COVID-19, its 2021 season will go ahead.
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