Shift (NB)

The government says New Brunswick is leading the country in the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. That's according to its latest Climate Action progress report. We'll ask the Conservation Council how that claim stacks up.

We've been hearing about the chaos at airports in Canada for a number of weeks now. Flights cancelled at the last minute, delays lasting hours, baggage terminals crowded with unsupervised luggage. But it's not just passengers who are feeling the burden of the mess the travel industry is in right now. We'll hear from people who represent flight attendants and desk clerks.

The summer travel season is in full-swing, and there have been lots of headlines about long lineups, and baggage issues at airports across the country. Travel industry expert Barry Shecter will weigh in on the recent announcement by Air Canada, and tell us what we can expect overall during the summer.

Amidst chaos at airports across the country, Air Canada has announced a number of cancellations, due to staffing and service issues. We'll speak to a former Air Canada COO about the decision, and the impact it will have on New Brunswick.

Young peregrine falcons are taking their first steps out of the nest this time of year. But not just in nature - the speedy fliers live in urban settings too, if you know how to spot them. Birder Alain Clavette will tell us more.

Taking photos of people and things around us is almost second nature these days. But, what if, instead of taking photos on a daily walk, you made drawings? That's the pitch from Sackville artist Kamaya Lindquist. She's running workshops in Sackville to get people interested. The CBC's Khalil Akhtar went for a drawing walk with her to experience the practice.

Can we recruit our way out of a national doctor shortage? We'll ask one semi-retired Fredericton doctor for her thoughts.

We get some recipes for the grill from chef Denis Pelletier. Today, its all about the humble yet versatile potato.

Doctor shortages aren't unique to just New Brunswick. We talk to U of T researcher Abi Sriharan about what's happening nationally, and why.

Sea shanty expert Gary Caines will be here for his next lesson ahead of the Fundy Sea Shanty Festival in August.