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Alain Clavette has been birding forever, and he loves to share what he knows by answering questions from listeners. He received a couple of questions this week - he'll share his expert answers with us.

The Canada Winter Games get underway in less than a month - and team New Brunswick has announced its final roster. We'll check in with the team's chef de mission Nicole Smith.

You may have heard there's a once in a lifetime celestial event taking place - a comet that hasn't been this close to Earth in 50,000 years. We'll speak with Saint John amateur astronomer Chris Curwin about the phenomenon, and the best way to catch a glimpse.

We'll gather our panel of politics watchers to go through the week in news - including more reaction to French immersion changes, the Wolastoqey tax deal expiry, and the feds' health deal.

The Black box theatre at St. Thomas University has an artist in residence this year, whose perspective as a former refugee from Sierra Leone inspired an original production. Fofana Kingdom opens a week from today. We speak to co-writer Saa Andrew Gbongbor, and Black Box Productions Artistic Advisor Lisa Anne Ross.

In-person consultations on changes french immersion have wrapped up. We speak with Education Minister Bill Hogan about what he learned, what happens next, and how open he is to adapting his plan based on concerns he's heard.

Michael Edwards is celebrating his 25th anniversary with Science East. The occasion has him thinking back to the big science stories from his first year on the job, stories that continue to resonate today. He'll share some with us.

Canada scored big over the weekend at the FISU World University Games, in both men's and women's hockey. The teams were bolstered by players from New Brunswick's very own UNB Reds! We'll speak with a couple of them.

Dr. Iris Gorfinkel shares findings from a new study of nearly 120,000 people over 36 years that shows how what we eat is connected to longevity.

Residents in Fundy Albert finally saw their power restored over the weekend, after almost a week without following a messy winter ice storm. We spoke to Mayor Bob Roshon for an update on the situation, as well as a chat about lessons learned for the next storm.