Moncton swimmer Danielle Dorris captured another medal at the Paralympics - a gold in the 50m butterfly. We speak to her father JP Dorris, who is bursting with pride.

Flourish Fest, a multi-disciplinary arts festival based in Fredericton, is calling on artists from around the region to take part in a wee collaboration. They're pairing 10 East Coast musicians with 10 musicians from Scotland.to co-write, produce, and record a track for a special EP, being released next spring. Jane Blanchard with Flourish joins us with details.

Ten CUPE locals in the province are just days away from holding strike votes that would have effects in all corners of the province. We speak to CUPE NB president Stephen Drost, and New Brunswick Federation of Labour president Daniel Legere, about the ongoing disputes.

Our birder Alain Clavette has a heartwarming story to share today. A simple story - about a man who rescued a bird, an injured gull, with fish hooks caught in its mouth. Alain joins us to explain more.

Students head back to the classroom in just a few days. This will be the third school year impacted by the pandemic. How are parents feeling this time around? We check in with two of them.

While the Canadian women's wheelchair basketball team won't make the podium, they still have one more game to decide their overall placement. New Brunswicker Danielle Duplessis is on the team - we check in with her mom Stephanie Suter about her daughters' progress.

We head to a garden that's in a bit of an unusual spot - the rooftop of the Avenir centre. We find out what they grew this year, and what the food and beverage team will be cooking up with their harvest.

September 30th is now a federal statutory holiday - Truth and Reconciliation Day. Some provinces - like New Brunswick - aren't making it a regulated day off. But some cities, on the other hand, are. We speak to Miramichi Mayor Adam Lordon about why he's taking a different approach for city employees.

The Chapters store in Fredericton has amassed a bit of a social media following. The store created a TikTok not too long ago, and their videos have made it big on BookTok - a small corner of the app dedicated to literature. We speak to employee Patricia Forestell, the brains behind the TikTok operation.

Are you in the market for some hard, somewhat uncomfortable seating for your home? Well -- you're in luck, because dozens of church pews are for sale in Saint John with proceeds supporting recreational rock climbing. We learn more.