We'll check in with amateur astronomer Chris Curwin to find out what we can spot in the sky this weekend, including a rare comet, and some spectacular aurora.

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.

We'll check in with a couple of universities to see what the plans are for post-secondary students to vote in the provincial election.

Fredericton retired journalist and professor of media ethics Stephen Ward describes his new book.

Homesteader Mark Trealout says compost is a real game changer for the garden, especially when you make it yourself, onsite. He'll explain how to do it.

The Human Development Council has put out their annual report, looking at the wages the average New Brunswicker would need to earn to comfortably cover basic expenses. Executive Director Randy Hatfield explains what they found.

Looking after a friend or family member with a disability, or perhaps a medical condition, can be extremely rewarding. It can also be tiring, and sometimes you need a break. A new non-profit organization launched today to advocate for caregivers. We'll speak with the founder, Aimee Foreman.

A new biography of artist, writer and adventurer Tappan Adney launches in the province this week. We'll speak with the book's editor about Adney's incredible life and lasting influence.

This week, columnist Lisa Hrabluk asks: can the economy be fun? She's focused on the business of content creation, and she sees a lot of opportunity for New Brunswick with the right supports. 

Our birder is once again trying some patch birding, staying close to home, returning to the same areas, and watching how they change through the seasons. This week Alain Clavette took a friend, and they found something quite unexpected.