A pack of baby birds are now in the care of the Atlantic Wildlife Institute. Pam Novak shares how it's been caring for the birds she now calls the Danger Noodles.

Hundreds of bridge players are gathering in Fredericton for the CAN-AT Tournament. Organizer George Mitchell describes the event and the lure of the game.

It continues to be an interesting week in provincial politics. Two well-known ministers are out of cabinet, and there are new faces around the table. The shake-up was necessary after two ministers resigned over the last two weeks. The CBC's Jacques Poitras will join us with the details.

Gary Caines is back with more shanty terminology. He'll make sure we know our bo'sins from our cabin boys.

We continue our look at paddling around the province, though this week there's no paddle involved. We're poling with Kevin Silliker in Sunny Corner.

Premier Blaine Higgs is set to shuffle his cabinet tomorrow, after the resignation of two of his ministers. What options are available? What are the pros and cons? We'll speak with political scientist JP Lewis.

Kelly Lamrock's annual State of the Child address happens today. What are the key goals for the Child and Youth Advocate? We'll ask him.

NB Para-swimmer Jesse Canney is coming home from the World Special Olympics with some medals - three gold ones to be in fact. We catch up with his mom Pam Moxon.

The smell in Richibucto continues to have an impact on the town. Now the fumes from Coastal Shell have halted a much needed housing development. We get the latest from Kent Clean Air spokesperson Maisie Rae McNaughton.

This week on his birding column, Alain Clavette takes a closer look at the woodthrush -- a little brown bird that looks a bit like a robin. Even if you haven't spotted one, you've likely heard their distinct songs.