Flooding in New Brunswick has forced residents to evacuate as levels are expected to reach historic highs in the coming days. But as so often happens in Canadian emergencies, we see a lot of good emerge...and one of the best to come from the New Brunswick floods is this man; “Uber Rob.”

Guset: Rob Dekany AKA “Uber Rob”

A poll released today is showing public opinion of the LIberals is up, as controversy surrounding Justin Trudeau’s India trip fades from memory. The poll, conducted exclusively for Global News, showed that 36 per cent of respondents would vote Liberal if a federal election were held tomorrow - that’s up five points from late March.

Guest: Darrell Bricker, CEO, Ipsos Public Affairs

1. It’s Friday, so that means Trevor Dueck, resident film critic from The Daily Hive & Flix Anonymous is here with the latest from the silver screen.

2. The date is set for May 19th...but what will Meghan Markle wear? Who will walk her down the aisle? Where will they get married? We know you’re dying to know all the logistical answers for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s upcoming nuptials, so here they are...

3. What you’re about to hear might be one of one of the greatest songbirds of our generation. It’s an actual bird, a parrot at the Vancouver Aquarium named Cosmo, to be exact, singing Adele’s popular song Hello.

Every Friday we review the top web stories of the week with Amy Judd. This week we talk about: World News Day, a sibling meetup 44 years in the making, a potentially free Air-Canada flight for a Newfoundland man, and a heartwarming example of friendship.

Guest: Amy Judd, Global BC Digital Producer

1. Toronto weather check-in: Parts of Southern Ontario remain without power as wind gusts toppled trees and delayed flights throughout the day.

Guest: Ross Hull, Global News Meteorologist in Toronto

2. The carbon tax debate continues, as today Catherine McKenna, Environment and Climate Change Minister responded to criticism from Conservatives, who claim the federal carbon tax is “elitist” and hurting “everyday” Canadians.

3. And in Hawaii, two housing subdivisions near Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano are under mandatory evacuation orders as the volcano on the Big Island continues to erupt.

A funding project is underway to help Dalhousie doctors and researchers raise funds for a machine that could play a crucial role in advancing scientists’ understanding of Alzheimer's disease.

Guest: Dr. Sultan Darvesh, Dalhousie Medical School neurologist & director of the Maritime Brain Tissue Bank

This week:
- How much will the federal carbon policy really cost?
- Why Canadians don’t seem to care about individual freedom as much as they used to

Guest: Kris Sims - BC Director, Canadian Taxpayers Federation