Shift (NB)

A new study has revealed high levels of radon gas in New Brunswick homes. We speak with NB Lung president Melanie Langille about what this means. 

A St. Thomas University education professor's book has been selected for a special project at a children's hospital in Montreal. We speak with Leo-James Levesque about his book called Aux Pinceaux, Domino.

We head to Sackville for this week's What's Cooking segment. We hear from Ducks Aren't real chef Alan Barbour. 

The Holt government is expected to adopt the changes to Policy 713 recommended by the province child and youth advocate. We hear from Kelly Lamrock.

This week's music feature is 14-year-old Evan Cooper. He has released his first song - Don't Come Crying Back To Me. 

The sad tale of a gull tangled in fishing gear serves as a warning when it comes to Halloween decorations and wildlife. We'll check in with Pam Novak at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute.

New Brunswick will have its first woman premier and a record number of women have been elected to represent their ridings. It's something Elizabeth Weir has been advocating for through Women for 50 percent.

We'll convene our panel of politics watchers on a Tuesday for a special post-election edition. They'll look at what the results say about the mood of the electorate.

The results of last night's election poured in fast once the polls closed, with a Liberal majority being called before 9 PM. We'll check in with Chief Electoral Officer Kim Poffenroth about the turn out at the polls, and the work that continues over the next few days to certify the results.

Homesteader Mark Trealout joins us to talk about what's going on in the garden this late in October.