Municipalities are busy finalizing their budgets for the next fiscal year. It's been two years since local governance reform. But, fiscal reform is still a big question. We'll speak with the mayors of Arcadia and Grand Lake to see how they're faring. 

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

Homesteader Mark Trealout explains how to test your soil's pH level with just some household materials.

We'll hear what impact Trump's proposed import tariffs could have on Atlantic Canada and New Brunswick industries.

A team of young New Brunswick hockey players cleaned up at a big event in Montreal over the weekend. The South Eastern Female Hockey Association's U11AA Fury competed in the Can/Am Challenge Cup. They swept the skills competition and won in the final. We'll speak to the team's head coach Brian Harriman.

The provincial election was just last month, but some New Brunswickers are heading back to the polls in December. A byelection is being held in 10 communities...but the Canada Post strike means that voter information cards may not arrive in time. We'll speak with chief electoral officer Kim Poffenroth.

The town of Sussex is getting techy when it comes to flood mitigation. We'll hear how drones are helping them map terrain.

Four houses are being built in Fredericton through a partnership between Habitat for Humanity and the Carpenter Millwright college. We'll hear about the pilot project, and the future possibilities.

Resident gamer Danielle McCreadie takes a look at the nominees for this year's Game Awards.

The legislature is back in session with a new government at the helm. Three reporters who cover provincial politics will join us to talk about it.