Radon gas is the second leading cause of lung cancer in Canada, and it's preventable with testing and mitigation. One New Brunswick woman is trying to get that message to hit home after she was diagnosed with lung cancer in 2016. We speak with Sue Rickards.

Colleen Kitts-Goguen brings us another edition of Chapter & Verse. She tells us about a book that goes back to the future to tackle climate change and social justice in New Brunswick called "Letters from the Future."

You may remember back in September Career counsellor Shauna Cole joined us for a few weeks to talk about making a career change during a pandemic. She's coming back to share more advice for those looking to make a change. Today - she'll focus on what you can accomplish before the end of the year.

Covid-19 vaccines for kids between 5 and 11 years of age were approved on Friday. Doses started to arrive in Canada yesterday. So when will they be in the province? And how soon might you be able to make an appointment at your local pharmacy? We check in with Jake Reid at the Pharmacists' Association.

There are some very old items at the New Brunswick archives. During a recent visit, Josh Green - the acting media unit manager - showed me some of the oldest. They are books, and they are more than 300 years old.

Do you know if you live in a flood risk zone? Turns out many people don't. Flooding continues to be the most frequent and costly natural disaster in Canada. The CBC's Mariam Mesbah tells us where we are when it comes to flood risk mapping in our region, and what that means for homeowners.

Our panel of politics watchers will join us to go over this week's news. From the healthcare plan to municipal reform to the CUPE dispute - we talk about it all.

Birder Alain Clavette joins us with a discussion on patch birding - birding you can do without having to travel far.

Changes are coming to first responder designations, with the return of the Emergency Medical Technician position. We check in with the paramedics association for their thoughts on the change and how it will impact the system.

We get more reaction to the province's health reform plan from Andrew MacLean, a health policy expert and a medical student who hopes to one day come back to New Brunswick and practice here.