Alain Clavette doesn't usually join us on Wednesdays, but he has a super rare bird alert to talk about today that has birders in New Brunswick in a tizzy. We learn all about a rare eagle that is usually only found in Russia or Japan.

There are all kinds of orphaned babies at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute this time of year. Pam Novak will join us to talk about some baby woodchucks in her care.

We're accustomed to hearing Dr. Jennifer Russell give us case numbers and the like, but when today's Harvest line-up was announced, Jenn Russell's Big Band was on it. We check in with her about heading back to the stage!

A survey on housing circulated by the province yesterday left some people concerned about the questions it asked. We hear some of those concerns when we talk to Aditya Rao with the New Brunswick Tenants Coalition.

We'll talk to Sackville pharmacy owner Charles Beaver about the challenges and successes in setting up mass vaccination clinics in the region.

We're continuing our tour of New Brunswick today, paying special attention to small museums and heritage sites along the way. Today we're exploring the Miramichi region with executive director of Beaubears Island, Shawn McCarthy.

We're off to the provincial archives to find out about a picnic that took place in Moncton 40 years ago this Thursday. It was a picnic for the gay community that made some more comfortable with the idea of activism.

People in this province continue to show up to get vaccinated against Covid-19. More than 30 percent of eligible New Brunswickers are now fully vaccinated. Are we on pace to hit our next target of 75 percent of eligible people fully vaccinated by New Brunswick Day? Health Minister Dororthy Shephard joins us.

Matthew Golding explains how the farm prepared land that had been uncultivated for planting this season.

Artist Yvonne Singer has created banners that have been installed in Sackville. It's a pandemic-inspired art installation about waiting.