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Pam Novak is raising a mystery bird - a little one that arrived all pink and fleshy, not yet feathered out. While she waits to find out what it is, the little bird has her hopping - requiring regular feeding 15 hours a day.

How well do you know your Sea Shanties? There are at least four different kinds! Gary Caines of Before the Mast will put us to the test.

Riverview is famous for its holiday light display, but it's twice been hit by vandals and thieves. And the damage is in the tens of thousands of dollars. We'll speak with Mayor Andrew LeBlanc.

After a couple of very tough years in the tourism industry, there was a lot of hope heading into this summer season. Now we're halfway through, and there's no doubt that more people are travelling, but what are operators seeing on the ground? The CBC's Lars Schwarz spoke with a number of operators.

The New Brunswick Liberals officially have a new leader. Susan Holt won that leadership vote on Saturday. We get some analysis on the win from St. Thomas University public policy professor Jamie Gillies.

Team New Brunswick has its first medal at the Canada Games. It's a silver for para swimmer Jesse Canney. The team's chef de mission Nicole Smith joins us with an update.

Vanessa Vander Valk heads to the Hayes Farm for a lesson in regnerative farming. Specifically looking at the question to til, or not to till?

Alain Clavette loves to travel around the province birding. Today we catch up with him on North Lake.

Here in the maritimes, we have acidic soils. But you may be surprised by the variety of shrubs, perennials, trees and ferns that do well in that type of soil. We speak with a horticultural expert who's co-author of a new book called 'Gardening for Acidic Soils.'

It's been a good week for the local supply of epidural kits. We'll check in with obstetrician and gynecologist Christa Mullaly at the Fredericton Chalmers Hospital.