Our birder Alain Clavette talks about fall migration and a big e-bird event taking place tomorrow.

Our panel of political watchers will join us to go over this week's news: new COVID restrictions, property tax assessments, and a report from the acting auditor general.

The province won't go to court next week after all when it comes to tax sharing agreements with Wolastoqey First Nations, giving the parties more time to negotiate new deals. So what happens now? We hear from Chief Ross Perley of the Tobique First Nation.

We head to the Hayes Farm one last time this year to talk about the end of the season, and putting those garden beds, to bed.

CBC Provincial Affairs reporter Jacques Poitras joins us for a look into the acting-auditor general's latest report released today, including the critique of the province's emergency income benefit in spring of 2020.

We talk turkeys with the general manager of Boudreau Meat in Memramcook, Jocelyn Boudreau.  They're seeing some sales drop after restrictions were announced for the long weekend.

The New Brunswick Medical Society has a new president at the helm. We talk to Dr. Mark MacMillan about his priorities in the role, and how he hopes to tackle large issues like pandemic recovery, and healthcare shortages.

Louise Comeau joins us to talk about why she decided to leave her position within the Federal Green Party's governing council after only 2 months.

A wood turtle is taking it easy at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute after an ordeal that left his shell split in several places. He's been pieced back together using all kinds of tools of the trade. Pam Novak tells me more.

New COVID policies announced yesterday will impact teachers - namely, that they must be vaccinated by November 19th or face unpaid leave. We check in with NBTA president Connie Keating for her thoughts.