Alain Clavette speaks with Karla Pooley of Fredericton who has a family of mourning doves nesting in her potted mint plant this late in the season!

The hospital in Campbellton has just reopened ICU beds after a two week closure. The mayor of Campbellton will join us to talk about the health care pressures in his community, and what can be done to ensure closures don't become a regular thing.

It's officially apple picking season! We check in with Chuck Everett, owner of the Everett Family Apple Orchard, as they prepare to open their u-pick.

We talk to the New Brunswick Lung Association about their push to get people to try out electric vehicles. They're hosting a series of test-drive days this month - We'll find out more from president and CEO Melanie Langille.

Moncton's Danielle Dorris returned home from the Tokyo Paralympics quite decorated - two medals, including one gold; and two records shattered. We finally get to speak to the athlete herself about the experience and what's next for her.

The town of Sackville is still dealing with weekend ER closures - even more worrisome now that students are back. We check in with Mayor Shawn Mesheau about his concerns.

It's been ages since we last spoke with Pam Novak at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute. That changes today. She released an American Bittern over the last couple of days, and she'll explain why it's not easy to say goodbye to these fluffy-headed herons.

If you've been considering a career change in the wake of the pandemic, you are not alone. But how do you get from thought, to action? And how do you prepare to look for work in a changing career climate? We're getting some guidance this month from Saint John Career Educator Shauna Cole.

Moncton swimmer Danielle Dorris is being honoured in her hometown. She returns from Tokyo a double medalist at the Paralympic Games. Long-time coach Ryan Allen was there for it all - we talk to him about the experience.

Mount Allison University in Sackville is welcoming back students this week, but the school's student union is concerned about the impact frequent ER closures will have on the upcoming school year. We speak to VP external affairs Hannah Ehler about those concerns.