Edmundston is heading into the red phase once again. We check in with Deputy Mayor Eric Marquis.

The emerald ash borer  has reared its ugly head again New Brunswick. We find out what you can do to help deal with it with Trees Matter Fredericton.

Municipal elections are just around the corner. But not everyone will get to cast a vote. We talk to Dialogue New Brunswick about their push to get permanent residents the right to vote in local elections.

For the first time ever, we're getting set to launch an aircraft from the martian surface. Michael Edwards of Science East will fill us in on the aptly named little helicopter, Ingenuity.

The province announced its plans to appoint a commissioner to look into systemic racism. But will that satisfy indigenous leaders, who have for many months been calling for an inquiry into the issue? We hear from St. Mary's First Nation Chief Alan Polchies.

WestJet flights are finally coming back to Fredericton and Moncton. We'll talk to the director of the Atlantic Canada Airports Association about the return and how the airline industry has been doing a year into the pandemic.

Affordable housing is back in the news cycle, with the controversial council decision made last night in Fredericton to support the City Motel project with a $900,000 grant. We speak with Warren Maddox about the shift that needs to happen at all levels of government to get these projects off the ground.

Winter may technically be over, but that's not stopping outdoor enthusiasts like Greg Hughes from hanging onto his favourite activity - ice climbing!

March is nutrition month, so Dietician Claire Johnson is back again --- and this time offer tips on figuring out how to make any diet trend work for you.

Is a skateboard a form of transportation? That's the question at the crux of skateboarding bans on some public roadways in New Brunswick. I spoke to Ross Smith, one of the people calling for reform.