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It's been about a year since the H5N1 strain of avian flu was first confirmed in this province. We reach Megan Jones, a professor of wildlife and anatomic pathology at the Atlantic Veterinary College at UPEI, for an update.

Two buzz-worthy studies are shedding new light on the intelligence of the bee species -- particularly the honey bee and bumblebee. Science columnist Torah Kachur explains.

It's early in the season, but with so much on the line, we figured the time was right to check in with a producer. David Briggs is the owner of Briggs Maple in Hillsborough.

It was a heck of a game....but in the end, the UNB Reds emerged victorious, winning the Atlantic University Sport championship for the second year in a row. Frederike Cyr scored the series winner in what was her final game at the Aitken Centre. Goaltender Kendra Woodland was named the tournament MVP.

Raglan Road is working on a new album release. We talk with a band member Jason Martell about it and the band's new single Pour It Black.

Well this week I borrowed pickleball paddles from the Fredericton Public Library. Today we heard there's a brand new pickleball club in Moncton that's really taking off. Moe Belliveau is the president of Pickleball Moncton.

Clear skies and the fact that it's still dark pretty early make this the perfect time to check out the night sky.. We talk with Chris Curwin, with the Saint John astronomy club and astronomy by the Bay, about what you can currently see with a set of binoculars.

Tessa Scott made history at the Canada Games as the first female boxing medalist ever. We talk with Scott about her experience.

It's the perfect time to do a little planning for the garden. The Nashwaak Watershed Association is hoping more people will consider planting pollinator gardens. We talk to Kate Turner.

The largest gaming event took place in Moncton over the weekend. We talk to TomorrowLAN president Andy Couturier.