Provincial affairs reporter Jacques Poitras will join us to look at Fredericton MP Jenica Atwin's move from the Greens to the Liberals.

Leaving your steady job to take a chance on an idea is scary - especially during a pandemic. That's what Hannah Watson has done with her healthy treat company Snak. She's our guest on Homegrown this week.

A video by UNB student Spencer Isaac won the 2021 English-language Award for Excellence in Indigenous Studies, an initiative of the Blue Metropolis International Literary Festival.

New Brunswick is inching closer to its goal of having 75 per cent of people over 12 vaccinated with a first dose against COVID-19. 72.2 per cent of eligible people have received that first dose. Oliver Dueke crunched the numbers on the vaccination rate for the province.

If you have a cat you're likely aware that they have an affinity for boxes - particularly, sitting in said boxes. Michael Edwards of Science East talked about a new study on the subject.

We talk about the province's hot real estate market and what it could mean for your property tax bill with the CBC's Bob Jones.

We're road tripping around the province this summer, paying special attention to the small museums and historical sites along the way. Today we're exploring the city of Fredericton. Our guide this week is Leiff Salonius of Science East.

We'll take a trip to the provincial archives. I met with a student who was doing some digging into a lumber company's records and found some interesting stories.

The wait list for hip and knee replacement surgeries is shrinking, thanks to a new pilot program at St. Joseph's Hospital in Saint John. We talk to Eileen MacGibbon with Horizon Health about how they made it happen.

We'll speak with a doctor/artist duo who've collaborated to make an easy-to-understand infographic about vaccines. Dr. Christa Mullaly and artist Carrie Lenentine speak about why combating misinformation is so important.