After causing a sensation with estimates hundreds of more New Brunswick residents died than normal in 2021, Stats Can is acknowledging problems with those numbers. The CBC's Robert Jones brings us an update.

Gary Caines will give us another crash course on sea shanties ahead of next month's Fundy Sea Shanty festival in St. Andrews.

An action group in Sackville has been working to help the ER back to 24/7 care. We'll talk to the CEO of the Mount Allison Student Union about progress and ongoing student concerns.

Chef Denis Pelletier is back to do a little grilling, and this week he's putting greens on the grill.

Jodey Hughes is representing the UK at the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. She played hockey back home in New Brunswick, but hen she moved to Scotland she was looking for a new sport and she found weightlifting.

Morgan Lanigan tried to find help for his wife Sunday night when she was experiencing acute abdominal pain. Both of the ERs in Saint John were over-capacity, so he drove her to Fredericton only to discover the wait was estimated at 10 - 12 hours.

Alain Clavette will take us for a nice, relaxing journey down the Restigouche River.

New Brunswick opposition party members react to the news that the health minister and head of the English language health authority have been fired following the death of a man waiting for treatment at the Chalmers Hospital in Fredericton.

It's counter intuitive - a conservation organization yanking out plants. But when it comes to glassy buckthorn in the Chignecto Isthmus area, that's exactly what the Nature Conservancy is hoping volunteers will help them do. We'll get the details from Andrew Holland.

We continue our look at the mountain biking scene in the province. This week we're off to Minto to check out some rather unique trails, built on top of an old coal strip mine.