On this week's show: Citing needs versus wants, the Progressive Conservatives government angers the Port City by cancelling and shelving several projects with big price tags.

On this week's show: A retired military member will take over a big role in Saint John, a controversial scrap metal recycling facility is back in operation, and a huge building in the Port City has some new owners.

On this week's show: One golfer has a tall tale he can tell for life — and this one is true.

On this week's show: The first week of Dennis Oland's retrial is dramatic out of the gate, a local group has released its annual report card on child poverty, and a former Saint John teacher described as a well-liked and respected educator has died.

On this week's show: The Brian Gallant era of provincial politics will be coming to a close and WorkSafeNB has changed the way it manages opioid prescriptions for people recovering from workplace injuries.

On this week's show: A surreal period of provincial politics has ended how many thought it would and a potash mine near Sussex is closing for good.

On this week's show: History unfolds in Fredericton as one premier starts the day and another finishes it.

On this week's show: Recreational cannabis is now legal in Canada after more than 90 years of prohibition, and Saint John sits on a financial precipice, despite a "new deal" with the province.

On this week's show: Saint Johners will not forget Thanksgiving Day Monday anytime soon, we learn more about the process to get the very first police association in Canada up and running, and a UNB researcher is looking for hearts — partridge hearts, that is.

On this week's show: The status quo remains despite three provincial election recounts, a cybersecurity expert fills us in on the latest Facebook security breach, and using humour to boost screening for this type of cancer.