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Kathryn Melvin speaks with host Julia Wright about what local employers are doing right to attract and retain newcomer employees. The YMCA of Greater Saint John celebrated some businesses that are seeing success with that, at a gala Thursday. Melvin is the general manager of Newcomer and Community Connections with the YMCA of Greater of Saint John.

The report from Nova Scotia's Mass Casualty Commission demands accountability and action from political leaders and the RCMP. CBC's Blair Rhodes looks at the recommendations, and has some of the reactions so far.

It's three years late, but worth the wait. After getting cancelled in 2020, Saint John is hosting the 2023 Canadian Masters Curling Championships next week. Host Julia Wright speaks with event co-chair Gail Samaan.

It's been a busy time for U.S.-Canada relations. President Biden recently visited the nation's capital. And now Saint John gets to greet a senior American official. David Cohen, the U.S. Ambassador to Canada, is in the Port City on his first trip to New Brunswick and he speaks with host Julia Wright about the importance of the US-Canadian relationship.

Parenting consultant Alison Smith talks about alternatives to traditional punishments, like grounding and timeouts.

New Brunswick will end COVID-19 PCR testing for most people April 1. Host Julia Wright speaks with Rod Russell, an immunology professor, about the evolution of testing requirements and what they mean as we live with COVID.