Today, we join Alain Clavette and his fellow birding friends by the Memramcook Lake where they found something quite out of the ordinary.

As the province announces a projected surplus of 38 million dollars -- we check in with New Brunswick's CUPE president who says workers deserve some of that money.

Quick - what's 7 times 9? How about 6 times 7? Did you do that math in your head, or do you have a different way of keeping track of your multiplication tables? Ben McFarlane of Fredericton has come up with a unique way to help young kids learn and remember theirs. He tells us more about his mnemonic multiplication flashcards.

It's been almost one week since a number of New Brunswick communities were put into circuit breaker-style lockdowns. We check in with Edmundston Mayor Eric Marquis on how things are going in his city.

Today on Homegrown, we visit a rare collection of heritage apple trees in New Brunswick -- a collection of varieties that date back hundreds of years and that have more or less disappeared from our fruit bowls.

Rapid tests are available for school aged children, but not for those in preschool and daycare. We talk to Fredericton daycare owner Jenny Gaines-Rattray about how she's navigating the fourth wave.

Elective surgeries and non-urgent tests are on hold -- again -- in New Brunswick hospitals. Health Minister Dorothy Shepherd will join me to talk about the 'red alert' designation in both the Vitalite and Horizon Health Networks -- and what it all says about the state of healthcare in this province.

Host Khalil Akhtar talks to Joelle Walker with the Canadian Pharmacists Association about rapid home testing, and how greater availability could be an effective tool in slowing the spread of COVID-19.

It's been a difficult couple months in New Brunswick - how's your mental health holding up? We'll do a bit of a check in on wellbeing with Christa Baldwin at the Canadian Mental Health Association.

The inquest into the police shooting death of Rodney Levi finished this morning with the jury issuing almost 20 recommendations. The CBC's Shane Magee brings us the details.