The UNB history department is rethinking its role, and how it can better serve this province's Indigenous communities. We'll speak to assistant history professor Angela Tozer about the pro bono research the department is hoping to do more of.

Our birder has been keeping his ear to the ground this spring, listening to the sounds of the different species. Today he'll focus on two: goldfinches, and indigo buntings.

How can the province get more New Brunswickers to get their vaccine? We talk to a marketing and PR consultant Crystal Richard.

A couple of friends started a small batch hot sauce company during the pandemic. So far they have sauces featuring kiwi, peach, honey - and of course a lot of heat. We'll speak with Dylan Gaudet about Spicy Boys.

Theatre New Brunswick is bringing Broadway to town. We'll get the details about their upcoming summer workshop from Theatre School director Sharisse Lebrun.

Music teacher Chris Mersereau gathered students and some musician friends to write and record a new CD raising money for the music program at Petitcodiac Regional School.

There are 116 orphaned and injured babies at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute, and one of them is a newborn ermine that had an unfortunate experience with a cat.

It's going to be a great summer to explore New Brunswick and we're taking you to different parts of the province for a visit. Kevin Flanagan took us on a tour of the Upper River Valley.

Music festival organizers are asking people how comfortable they will be attending concerts and what that should look like. The Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival is asking people to fill out a survey to get their answers.

Le Pays de la Sagouine is adding more English attractions to the historic village. We find out why when we speak to assistant general manager Monique Poirier.