On this week's show: Saint John hockey fans are not a fan of this decision, and using technology to help seniors.

On this week's show: Renovations are nearly complete on a former Saint John synagogue, and Fredericton's former police chief reflects on last summer's fatal shooting.

On this week's show: City funding for a sports team does not sit well with everyone, and New Brunswick is moving to tighten vaccination rules in schools and daycares.

On this week's show: A new Heritage Minute has been released ahead of the 75th anniversary of D-Day, and the town of Quispamsis is proposing a plastic bag ban for local retailers.

On this week's show: Saint John deals with a local measles outbreak, the Green Party wants the province to declare a climate emergency, and a local sporting event nears the five-year mark.

On this week's show: Another similar and devastating flood experience for New Brunswick. We bring you the latest on how the 2019 flood is affecting communities throughout southern New Brunswick.

On this week's show: An investigation into the deaths of guinea pigs at a Saint John zoo finds no evidence the method used was inhumane, and Kennebecasis regional police officers have been recognized for the roles they played after the Fredericton shooting.

On this week's show: The flooding threat escalates along the Saint John River, great news for two historic structures, and one town's loss is another city's benefit.

On this week's show: The Green Party of New Brunswick has a new executive director, and new regulations should help reduce incidents of workplace violence and harassment.

On this week's show: Nearly 250 people lost their jobs at two call centres in New Brunswick, and try your hand at municipal budgeting with a new tool.