More sights, sounds, and skuas from Alain Clavette's latest pelagic bird tour.

Every party seems to concede housing affordability is now a crisis, but they have different plans to attack the issue. Leilani Farha of The Shift weighs in.

Mount Allison University in Sackville will be making vaccines mandatory for staff and students this fall. We get more details from student affairs vice president Anne Comfort.

The Nature Trust of New Brunswick's Great Fundy Coastal Clean-up is this weekend. We find out how you can get involved no matter where you are in the province.

Canada is expected to welcome tens of thousands of refugees from Afghanistan as they flee the Taliban. We talk to the Saint John Newcomers Centre about how they're preparing.

14 elephants have been on a tear in southern China for months. They're stomping crops and wandering through towns. But they're being watched so closely scientists are gaining new insight on the animals. Michael Edwards of Science East shares the story.

It's been almost three weeks now since the province moved to the green level of recovery. There's an outbreak in the Moncton region, and little intervention from Public Health. We talk to Halifax-based epidemiologist Kevin Wilson about his assessment of the numbers and whether New Brunswickers should be concerned.

It's Wednesday - and that means we'll check in with a local musician. Today, Saint John's Catherine Kennedy talks about making a bit of a change, going from a solo singer-songwriter to the leader of a trio.

Members of Elsipogtog's LGBTQ and two-spirited community shared their pride today at the First Nation's first pride parade. We talk to organizer Melissa Marie Googoo-Dedam about how it went.

A new study out of UNB found that the province could save big money — and a lot of physicians' time — by allowing pharmacists to administer a wider variety of vaccines. We talk to Jake Reid with the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association about those findings.