Aghast at the price of lumber for your spring DIY project? As the price of wood continues to go up, we ask deck builder Brent Harris how best to save money on lumber this spring.

How do you ensure your kid is eating well without facing a revolt? Dietician Claire Johnson has an extremely simple answer.

University students are nearing the end of a strange academic year. We talk to one Mount A student - Sailee Shringarpure - who's wrapping up her first year's classes without ever setting foot on campus.

Renowned children's author Beverley Cleary passed away late last week. We talk to Sue Fisher, Curator of the Eileen Wallace Children's Literature Collection, about Cleary's impact on the world of kids lit.

It's been four days since Edmundston and surrounding areas were moved into a so-called red phase "circuit breaker." We check in with Edmundston's deputy mayor about how the community is faring so far.

An advocacy group wants to see the province add temporary foreign workers to its vaccine roll out plan. We speak to Fredericton immigration lawyer Jael Duarte.

The PC government made some splashy decisions this week, and faced criticism for all of them. Our political panel gets together to hash it all out.

The birds are back! And they're providing Alain Clavette's favourite kind of soundtrack every morning. Our resident birder is here to tell us about his plan to capture some of that sound, and help track a certain species in the name of science.

Edmundston was shifted into the red phase again due to a spike in COVID-19 cases, most of which are confirmed to be the variant. What kind of impact will this have on the local business community? We check in with the Chamber of Commerce there.

New Brunswickers aged 75 and older can now book a vaccine at their local pharmacy. How are things going on the ground? We check in with New Brunswick Pharmacy Association director Jake Reid.