Sunny Corner filmmaker Tara Audibert took home two awards at Fredericton's Silverwave Film Festival over the weekend. We talk to her about her big wins.

Health Minister Dorothy Shephard is expected to lay out her plan to reform health care some time this week. We talk to Andrew MacLean, a health policy expert who is now studying to become a doctor, about what he's hoping to see in that plan.

We head to the provincial archives and take a look at some old photographs and the work that goes into restoring them.

Our panel of politics watchers join us to talk through today's dramatic developments on the labour dispute front, including the introduction of an emergency order forcing hospital workers back to work.

Alain Clavette had a very busy week at work - not much time for birding. But when he spotted something in a mountain ash tree in the yard, he fired up his microphone. We hear all about it.

A day full of dramatic developments on the labour dispute front. We'll hear some highlights, including a dramatic and unusual scene outside the legislature, where Premier Blaine Higgs got into a debate with a crowd of CUPE members.

The province quickly backtracked and apologized for guidance that would ban all outdoor Remembrance Day Ceremonies in circuit breaker regions. We spoke with Jack Clayton of the New Brunswick Command of the Royal Canadian Legion.

The New Brunswick Medical Society is urging the province not to follow Ontario and Quebec's lead and back down on vaccination requirements for health-care workers. We spoke with the society's president, Dr. Mark MacMillan.

The Canadian Dairy Commission has recommended a 8.4% increase in the price of farm gate milk. We hear from food professor Sylvain Charlebois and Dairy Farmers of New Brunswick chair Paul Gaunce.

Lynx are still endangered species in the province, which makes a young lynx recovering from a likely car collision a pretty important patient at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute. We check in with Pam Novak to find out how the little girl is faring.