This week Premier Blaine Higgs made some comments that New Brunswickers didn't take lightly. Erica Butler, news director and reporter at CHMA in Sackville, and Jamie Gillies teaches communications and public policy at St. Thomas University in Fredericton join our panel this week to talk about it.

This week our birder talks about birds that nest and lay eggs at this time of year.

The Horizon Health Network announced construction at the Sackville ER is complete. We hear from John Highman, the co-chair of the Rural Health Action Group and former Sackville mayor, to get his thoughts.

You may have noticed what look like really bright stars in the sky recently. But, that's actually Venus and Jupiter. Amateur Saint John astronomer Chris Curwin joins us to explain why this planet parade is taking place.

Crabbe Mountain in Fredericton is getting ready to host skiers from across the country for the Canada Games. And, provide our New Brunswick athletes with some home turf advantage.

We talk to Team New Brunswick head coach Kay Mills and alpine skier Owen McLean.

Michael Edwards, chief science officer at Science East, explains why flat light stones aren't necessarily the best for skipping them on water.

Downtown Moncton's vision for more density and pedestrian friendly public space got one step closer to reality after the city announced $36 million dollars worth of upgrades to lay the groundwork for developments. Jino Distasio, an Urban Geography Professor at the University of Winnipeg for his thoughts.

With rising costs on everything from food to gasoline to electricity, we're all feeling the pinch of inflation. For senior caregivers, it's an added stress on top of what is already a big concern. CBC reporter Mariam Mesbah has been looking into this.

It's day four of The Canada Games. And, Team New Brunswick has already scored a gold medal. We talk to athletes Eric Davis and Dexter Richard of Fredericton who took home the gold in the trampoline male synchronized event.

A program that offers swimming lessons to people with autism has just been recognized on a global scale. Autism Swim Miramichi earned runner up as provider of the year out of 1,200 programs alike. We talk to founder Cindi Green.