Our birder Alain Clavette joins us on a Thursday. He saw something this week he just can't wait to tell us about. It's a first for him - but not a lifer - and he'll explain why.

With warmer weather on the way, we'll check in with the province's emergency measures organization to talk about preparing for any flooding issues we might face.

Bruce Sellery looks at the new First Home Savings Account, and whether it might be a good option if you're trying to save to buy a home

Months ago we heard about an effort in Horizon Health to tackle the wait list for people needing hip and knee replacements. The plan was a surgical blitz of sorts. Four month later the authority exceeded its goal. We'll hear from the co-leaders for surgical and intensive care.

If you've ever done tiling, quilting or made a patio with interlocking bricks, you've been doing some pretty complex math! Michael Edwards will tell us about a man from England who solved a problem that had mathematicians stumped.

New Brunswick is set to see a massive influx in newcomers, thanks to an increase in its immigration allocation from the federal government. We'll talk to the Saint John Newcomer Centre about how to prepare to welcome so many new people.

Mayor Eric Marquis and his citizens have questions before Twin Rivers gets its approval to operate renewed.

CBC's Mariam Mesbah introduces us to students in Moncton who are growing food for classmates in need.

Dieppe choir group Les Jeunes Chanteurs D'Acadie was one of six choirs selected from cross the country to take part in the Canada Carnegie Festival over the weekend. We talk to director Nadine Hébert about their experience.

In recent weeks we've heard a fair bit about a group of chemicals often referred to as PFAs. We learn more about them with Heidi Pickard, who's been studying these chemicals for 8 years now.