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Trudy Almon of Saint John has made over 800 cupcakes in the last couple of weeks. We chat with her about her ongoing efforts to support the Saint John SPCA with her baking skills.

A raven known affectionately as Poley is receiving treatment at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute. Pam Novak will tell us about the bird and the amazing things that ravens can do.

Claire Han won bronze in the women's épée individual event at the Canada Games. We reach her to talk about it.

New Brunswick's short track speed skaters picked up a pair of medals last week at the Canada Games. We reach the team's coach Derrick MacLeod.

Ottawa is removing and blocking TikTok from all federal government -issued devices, citing security concerns. To assess the risks, we've reached cyber-security expert David Shipley.

The tiny home community in Fredericton will enter phase two of development with the help of some federal and provincial funding. Marcel Lebrun, the founder of the 12 Neighbours Community, joins us.

Pins are the unofficial sport of the games. And apparently Team New Brunswick's is highly sought after this year. We talk with pin designer Jennifer Shupe.

Did you happen to catch the Northern Lights last night? Fredericton-area photographer Brad Perry has been getting some stunning aurora shots lately. He's here with some tips and tricks on how to see the lights - with your eyes and with the lens.

Doctors across Canada are eyeing the new Atlantic Physicians Registry as something they want implemented nationally. Would it help with shortages and wait times? We'll hear from Canadian Medical Society president Dr. Alika Lafontaine.

The Port of Belledune is getting help with a $25 million dollar infrastructure project. The federal government is kicking in half the cost, with an eye to increasing the amount of bulk cargo the port can handle. We speak with port CEO Denis Caron.