Shift (NB)

An ultra-marathon that will start on Saturday and continue for days in Edmundston. We'll speak to one runner who's been training for this uniquely difficult running event.

Nurse practitioners in New Brunswick want to be part of the health care solution in New Brunswick. But the public system limits what they can do. We'll speak to NP Association president Chantal Ricard.

A few hundred voters in a handful of seats could determine which party wins on Monday night. Provincial affairs reporter Jacques Poitras joins us with a list of races to watch.

Nearly a quarter of the population in New Brunswick is aged 65 or older, and what they want is to continue living at home. But without the proper supports in place, it's been a challenge for many of them. We'll hear from a senior, and those who are fighting for their right to age in place.

Although it's harvest time in the garden, there are still things you can plant at this time of year. Homesteader Mark Trealout shares his tips for growing great garlic.

While New Brunswick has its own election on its hands, there's another one happening just to the south of us. Pulitzer Prize winning journalist David Shribman will be in New Brunswick for an event, taking questions about the American election campaign. We speak with him.

Red light cameras may be coming to your town, but not before municipalities get some concessions from the province. We'll find out why municipalities have been asking for the technology for so long and what still needs to happen before they are put into use.

We reach a paranormal investigator who recently visited New Brunswick for a new TV show about haunted objects.

Our panel of politics watchers gathered to discuss the upcoming political election. 

This week on What's Cooking, we're off to Bathurst to talk with a baker who just loves cheese cake in all of its forms.