When it comes to sports, women athletes rarely get the same attention or support as their male counterparts. We speak to two New Brunswick coaches who are trying to change that.

Two weeks ago our birder Alain Clavette introduced us to a scientist by the name of Jacob Walker. He's doing research on sea duck migration, and has enlisted Alain and several other volunteers to help collect data. Alain joins us today with an update.

The nomination period for the upcoming municipal elections is now over, meaning the race is on. Chief Electoral Officer Kim Poffenroth joins us for a look at the province's second pandemic election.

We're heading into the slow season for video game lovers. Our associate producer Danielle McCreadie is here tell us why.

We speak to Welsh filmmaker Chris Lloyd who made a short documentary about a New Brunswick pilot lost in the second world war. Sergeant Ivan Raymond Trafford of Centreville died when his Spitfire crashed in the hills overlooking the Welsh town of Caerphilly.

The mild winter has brought an early spring. And with that come ticks! Yes, tick season has already begun. We'll speak to tick expert Vett Lloyd about what this means for us and our pets this summer.

Dr. Jennifer Russell joins us with an update on the province's COVID-19 vaccination efforts, and how things are going in Zone 4.

Pam Novak with the Atlantic Wildlife Institute will join us with a look at the return of spring birds. Some of them end up grounded and need a little help getting back up. Others are getting into trouble because their focus is on breeding season, not watching out for cars. Pam, thankfully, is there to help.

The province released its green paper on local governance reform today. Margot Cragg with the Union of New Brunswick Municipalities joins us to talk about it, and what it changes proposes for municipal governments.

A Fredericton man has reimagined the capital city as if it were a map in the appendix of a fantasy novel. We talk to Brad Perry about his map of 'The Realm of York.'