The decision to close the Sussex ER overnight beginning next week has many people concerned. We'll check in with the president of the New Brunswick medical society to talk about the impact of the decision, and what can be done to boost recruitment and retention efforts.

We'll check in with Universite de Moncton nursing professor Suzanne Dupuis-Blanchard. She came up with the Nursing Homes Without Walls program a couple of years ago, to keep seniors in their homes longer - and she has some updates to share on the success of the program.

Staffing issues are once again forcing a change at the Sussex Health Centre. The ER will be closing at night, seven days a week, starting on the 12th. Horizon Health says the change is temporary. We'll hear from the health authority, and we'll speak with Sussex Mayor Marc Thorne.

Katherine Moller is well known for her fiddling. But she's also an avid canner - not so much a gardener. She'll explain, and share some recipes.

Four friends are biking across the country to raise money for Parkinsons. They started in Victoria, BC in June. The crew is in New Brunswick this week - we'll check in with two of them.

Ottawa's Laurie Gagnier is coming to Bathurst to hike the Nepisiguit Mi'gmaq Trail as a fundraiser for her local children's hospital. As a cancer survivor, she has a very personal reason to support the hospital.

If you've ever had a candy that claimed to be banana-flavoured, you might have quite enjoyed it. But you likely also noticed it doesn't taste much like a real banana. Michael Edwards at Science East has a tale to tell about why that's so.

Helping kids understand where their food comes from is a goal of the Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick. They've just launched a new platform they hope will help teachers do just that. We'll learn more about Agriculture in the Classroom.

We talk a lot about making it possible for people to stay in their homes longer as they age. That requires access to the home care system. The New Brunswick Health Council has a new survey out of people who use home care, and while they report general satisfaction, there are differences depending on where people live. We speak with council CEO Stephane Robichaud.

Caitlin Doyle is organizing the only SuperWalk in the province this year. It's set for September 11th in Fredericton.