A species of duck not usually seen this far north have been spotted in Bathurst this week. Alain Clavette tries to find them - and he'll bring us along.

Karen Mersereau joins us one last time. She's been our guide to cutting down on food waste this spring. Today she tackles veggies - how to store them so they stay fresh longer, and what to do with bits you might throw away - like radish tops and broccoli stalks.

A recent video made by Green MLA Kevin Arsenault is highlighting how hard it is to get around New Brunswick without a car. We'll speak with Trevor Hanson, a prof at UNB who studies transit and transportation, about what can be done to improve mobility.

Everything costs more these days - food, gas, appliances - everything. Today the premier released a plan to help the most vulnerable New Brunswickers shoulder the increased costs. About 75, 000 people are expected to qualify for the one time benefit at a cost of $20 million dollars. But the program is narrow in scope. Premier Blaine Higgs joins us with details.

Our associate producer Danielle McCreadie is taking up a new hobby this summer - fishing! She'll join us to tell us what she's learned about how to fish in New Brunswick.

We learn about an invasive plant that can fool monarch butterflies - and is toxic to local wildlife. Kristin Elliot with the New Brunswick Invasive Species Council tells us all about dog-strangling vine.

You've likely heard about the BA.4 Omicron subvariant by now. How is it impacting New Brunswick? We speak to Acting Deputy Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Yves Leger.

If you think the BBQ is only for steak, burgers and hotdogs, Edmundston chef Denis Pelletier is hoping to broaden your horizons. Today he hopes to convince you that tofu belongs on the grill.

Youth advocates are calling for some changes to the province's newly proposed child protection legislation. We hear from Kelly Lamrock and John Sharpe.

An international student has been working as an intern at the provincial archives, learning a lot about the history of the province through photo albums and documents. He'll share some of what he learned about the McMurray family for the early 20th century.