If you've been planning a vacation to the United States and are now having second thoughts... you're not alone. A recent survey suggests the Trump administration has many Canadians reconsidering where they will spend their travel dollars. We talk travel, tariffs and Trump with a CBC reporter based in Moncton. (Krissy Holmes with Mariam Mesbah)

As Trump tariffs become an imminent reality, how does business navigate what's next... and how do we all hold onto hope that we're resilient enough to weather this storm? We reach the chief executive officer with the Atlantic Chamber of Commerce to talk about where this is all going. (Krissy Holmes with Rhonda Tulk-Lane)

Hockey fans in Roddickton-Bide Arm say they can't wait for Saturday night... when a team of local hockey players will take to the ice against former NHL stars as part of the NHL Legends Hockey Tour. It's the talk of the town, so we reach one of the reporters on the ground covering all the action. (Krissy Holmes with the CBC's Leila Beaudoin)

It's past time to raise a dram of scotch and toast Scotland's beloved poet Robbie Burns, so Wooden Walls distillery is celebrating all the culture and traditions of Burns Night on Saturday. We welcome the host for the event, the man marching in the haggis and a co-owner of Wooden Walls Distilling. (Krissy Holmes with Christopher Pickard, Ian Gillies and Peter Madden)

When one door closes... you open another. Where else can we sell Newfoundland and Labrador products if Trump's U.S. tariffs become a reality? We take a look at alternate export markets with a MUN business administration professor who specializes in international business. (Krissy Holmes with Tom Cooper)

Some CBC colleagues are in Nain this week doing some community outreach on the north coast of Labrador. We check in with them as they visit the OKâlaKatiget Society, Nain's broadcasting station. (Krissy Holmes with the CBC's Adam Walsh, OK Society's senior producer Lavinia Jararuse and radio producer Nancy Nochasuk)

There's a new recovery facility set to open on the Avalon Peninsula later this year... and the entrepreneur behind it says the feedback he's gotten since sharing the news has been both heart-breaking and inspiring. We first reach the executive director of U-Turn Addiction Drop-In Centre to discuss the latest drug deaths numbers revealing a surprising #1 killer. Then, we speak with the entrepreneur behind Vida Nova - a recovery centre offering evidence-based programs - opening later this year. (Krissy Holmes with Jeff Bourne, Krissy with Mark Lane)

Businesses in this province are preparing for Trump's tariffs. We look at the economic threat with the CEO of ClearRisk - a local tech company selling risk management software into the United States. (Krissy Holmes with Craig Rowe)