This week on the Shift Political Panel, we talk about the tough spot the Premier finds himself in, after more calls for his resignations and more resignations within his cabinet.

The New Brunswick Health Council just released the results of its latest survey on primary care.

The council's executive director Stephane Robichaud joins us to explain the results.

A small Fredericton elementary school is closing its doors this week - for the last time. The CBC's Lars Schwartz spoke with former teachers and students as they gathered to reminisce and say goodbye.

Serge La Rochelle is the program coordinator with the Pays de Cocagne Sustainable Development Group. He tells us about a workshop that teaches people about working with the ecosystem as they work to slow coastal erosion.

Michael Edwards of Science East looks at domesticating animals. This after he heard a story about a tamed moose

Gary Caines of Before the Mast is back with another vocabulary lesson to help you decode your favourite sea shanties.

We continue our look at paddling around the province. Fredericton's Rob Neish likes the rush of white water, but he can also appreciate a nice day on the lake. He's our guide this week.

Our birder joins us this week as he heads out in the field with a researcher.

Our panelist of politics watchers gathers to discuss Policy 713 and the pause of Bill 46.

A Fredericton woman is heading to Moncton tonight to see Shania Twain live. It's a dream come true for LiIy Smallwood. But she's also hoping she might catch the star's attention. You see Lily has written a musical - and the story is told through Shania Twain's songs. She'll tell us about it.