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With spring migration well underway many birders are keeping their eyes and ears peeled for rarities. Naturally our birder Alain Clavette is one of them.

With grocery prices rising and many people are looking for ways to reduce their carbon footprint we're tackling food waste. Chef Karen Mersereau of Hotel Paulin in Caraquet is our guide. This week she talks stocks and sauces.

Forest degradation is driving declines in bird habitat and populations in the maritimes.

That's according to a new study released today in Nature Ecology and Evolution.

Matt Betts led the research. He's a Professor of Forest Ecology at Oregon State University and a New Brunswicker.

Baby season is well underway at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute. For the last few of weeks Pam Novak has been raising a young fox kit and a number of squirrels.

Fredericton band Marian are preparing to release a brand new album.

The timing is perfect. Next week the city will be filled with music lovers for ECMA week and

Marian will showcase at the events.

Sea shanties have really had a moment over the last year or so. So Gary Caines figured the time is right to follow-up on his dream of creating a festival celebrating these work songs right here in New Brunswick. Now the first Fundy Sea Shanty Festival is set for August in St. Martins.

Chez Camille was a favourite of locals and tourists alike for its fish and chips and fried clams..

But now the building has been destroyed just as tourism season begins.

Our panel of politics watchers will join us to go over the week's news.

The province's child and youth advocate calls the decision to drop mask mandates in schools flawed, and he's recommending a return to masks while the province considers a number of issues, including a plan to monitor student safety and staff absenteeism. Kelly Lamrock issued the report today - we'll speak with him.

Spring has sprung and birds all around the province are settling in to start their families this year. Alain Clavette has a story to share about a pair of mourning doves that have come back to nest on a Fredericton woman's balcony - for the second year in a row.