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Premier Susan Holt campaigned on a commitment to forge a new relationship with indigenous leaders. Yesterday she and her Indigenous Affairs Minister met with the six Wolatoqey Chiefs to talk through some of the issues. We'll speak with Chief Ross Perley of Negotkuk.

It already takes the mail longer than normal to reach Grand Mananers' mailboxes. So how are they impacted by the postal worker strike? We check in with Mayor Bonnie Morse. 

Ben McFarlane is back from the New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame. He's brought a softball from the Olympic Games in Sydney in 2000 that belongs to one of the hall's sports ambassadors.

Birder Alain Clavette has more conversations to share about his time earlier this month, helping out with some bird banding in St. Andrews.

We gather a panel of political watchers to look at the week, including the premier's meeting with the prime minister, and a look ahead to next week's speech from the throne.

Alain Clavette is once again doing his patch birding project. He's walking along the same path around his property on a regular basis, watching the way it changes with the weather and the seasons. This week he's bringing along a couple of friends.

We'll ask Chef Jordan Hansen of Atelier Tony in Dieppe what's cooking. The restaurant has an event coming up focusing on local luxury ingredients -- he'll highlight a few. 

Nurse practitioners are a big part of our healthcare system...especially when it comes to primary care. UNB is marking 25 since the it's NP masters program was launched. We'll talk about it with associate dean Sue O'Donnell. 

Communities in the northwest have been working on an accessible public transit system for a number of years. Now the funding is in place, and the project is a go. We'll find out what the system will look like, and how long before the rubber hits the road.

with a new provincial government at the helm, discussions around who should pay for upgrades on the Chignecto Isthmus are resurfacing. New Brunswick Senator Jim Quinn tells us what he'd like to see happen.