Alain Clavette gets in a boat with a buddy to look for a special American Oystercatcher nest off of Grand Manan.

It's been a big week for Canadian athletes at the Olympics. Just this morning, Damien Warner cinched gold in the decathlon event. We speak to Steve LeBlanc with Athletics NB about what these wins mean for high performance athletes in this province.

The province's first triathlon in two years, will take place this weekend at Cambridge Narrows, as part of the Life at the Lakes festival. We talk to the man who organized it all, Jim Currie.

How is it possible that people just keep getting better at Olympic competition? Michael Edwards of Science East says, naturally, it's science.

The Canadian Medical Association wants to see vaccines made mandatory for healthcare workers. We talk to CMA president Dr. Ann Collins about the call.

We talk Q-league hockey and what's in store for the upcoming season with Saint John Sea Dogs GM Trevor Georgie.

We head out on our last tour of the province, exploring the museums and heritage sites along the way. Our final stop - Charlotte County, with Heather Koopman of Grand Manan as our guide.

The federal government is giving funding to UNB and Clinic 554 to conduct a research study into abortion access in New Brunswick. We speak to one of the lead researchers, Dr. Jula Hughes, about the research, and why she wants to dig into the issue.

We head to the Hayes teaching farm in Fredericton to talk about seasonal fruit - berries and the like. We even find out about something called layering.

We talk to two restaurant owners - Chris Aerni of the Rossmount Inn and Krista Touesnard of the Tipsy Muse - about what they will or won't be changing when we head to green. We also talk about the lessons they learned over the past year and a half.