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We'll find out about a community effort to light an historic bridge in Port Elgin.

Mark Trealout has been homesteading for years. But, when he starts planning for the next growing season, he begins with a couple of really basic questions.

Doctors say they’re seeing a spike in walking pneumonia cases in parts of Canada, particularly in children. It can be tricky to diagnose. Join health contributor Doctor Iris Gorfinkel as she explains.

Alain Clavette loves gulls and he's not alone. He speaks with the author of a new guide that would make a great gift for any gull enthusiast. 

We gather our panel of politics watchers to talk about the latest in politics. 

It's been almost 200 years since the Great Fire of Miramichi and the River Hoops basketball team will be unveiling their new jerseys, aimed at commemorating that tragic event and raising awareness for fire safety this weekend. We speak with the deputy chief of the Miramichi Fire Department.

We reach physiotherapist Julie McGivery to get tips on how to prevent injury when shovelling wet, heavy snow this winter. 

The executive director of Ability New Brunswick says many of the clients she works with don't have computers or cellphones and they're struggling to get the information and paperwork they require because of the Canada Post strike. 

On this week's What's Cooking segment, we speak with chef Pierre Richard from Little Louis' in Moncton. 

Apparently blueberries are not blue? Michael Edwards of science east explains how that can be the case.