Our birder gives us an update about some research on ducks that's being conducted in his very own backyard.

Now the new municipality of Carleton North is looking to drop the RCMP and go its own way.

We talk to mayor Andrew Harvey about why.

It's the time of year when taxes are top of mind.

With so many people focused on filing, the Better Business Bureau is reminding people about a scam that's been around for years. We speak with Kristin Matthews.

Dog behaviourist Hilary Strong from the Fredericton area has written a new children's book called I Don't Like That - The Story of a Grumpy Dog. Her hope is to create a legacy for her dog and educate children about dog behaviours. Half of the proceeds will support the Oromocto SPCA.

Linda McPhee and Charlotte Dort are the musicians behind a duo called Don't Tell Roy. The Saint Johners are releasing their first EP and have plans to play the Swallowtail Lighthouse telethon this weekend.

Pam Novak with the Atlantic Wildlife Institute will tell us about some injured creatures that overwintered at the institute and are anxious to get out into the wilds, including a sparrow.

It's been a pretty great year for UNB Reds goaltender Samuel Richard. And this week he has a chance to play for the Toronto Maple Leafs. We talk to Gardiner MacDougall, the head coach of the UNB Reds men's hockey team.

The province is launching a new interactive online map for farmers, to help them make decisions about what to plant where. We'll learn more from the Minister of Agriculture Margaret Johnson.

A Dieppe restaurant is travelling back in time with a rather unique menu, inspired by the actual menu served on board the Titanic We'll learn more from Atelier Tony's general manager, Chris Holden.

New Brunswick is sending a team to the para hockey nationals for the first time. We'll speak with coach Shawn Lucas.