Shift (NB)

Film buff Lisa Hrabluk turns her attention to the small screen for a look at what she calls prestige TV. She'll focus on two shows - The Bear and Only Murders in the Building.

Wolastoqey artist Percy Sacobie has been working on a massive piece for the Fredericton Airport. It will be unveiled next week - but he'll give us a few hints about what we might see.

Birder Alain Clavette takes us on a pelagic trip in the Bay of Fundy, where got a new bird for his list! That doesn't happen often!

Bargaining between the nursing home workers' union and the employer have broken down. That's according to the NB Council of Nursing Home Unions. President Sharon Teare speaks to the CBC's Rachel Cave.

Pam Novak has been dealing with a Great Horned Owl, a Cedar Waxwing and a Ruby Throated Hummingbird this week. The stories don't all have happy endings. We'll speak with Pam.

Air Canada is cutting some flights to and from New Brunswick, and the cuts are hitting Saint John especially hard. We'll speak with the CEO of the Saint John airport about what travellers can expect in the weeks to come.

Fredericton campus radio station CHSR is running its annual fundraiser this week. But it's running into a snag. It seems campus radio isn't immune from the ban on Canadian news shared on social media sites owned by Meta. So while CHSR can post to its Facebook page, no one can see it. We'll speak with station manager Mark Kilfoil.

Remembering music lover and longtime columnist Gerry Taylor. He passed away yesterday at the age of 90. Today, we're revisiting a piece from 11 years ago, when Gerry was nominated for an award as an arts support in Saint John. He was certainly that, and a great deal more.

The new documentary, Losing Yourself, tells the story of Katrina O'Neill of Fredericton who lost 14 years of memory. Robert Gow produced and directed the documentary and joins us to talk about that experience.

This week our birder Alain Clavette heads to the Musée De Kent in Bouctouche where he met artist Elsie Nowlan whose paintings showcase the birds of New Brunswick.