Owls are fairly big creatures, but they're delicate too, and don't stand a chance against big cars of trucks. The Atlantic Wildlife Institute has an abundance of the nocturnal creatures in its care right now. Pam Novak tells us more.

Today was budget day down at the provincial legislature. Our provincial affairs reporter Jacques Poitras joins us with some expert analysis.

Does sugar really make your kid hyper? We've all got the anecdotal evidence, but what does science say? Dietician Claire Johnson debunks the many myths we've come to associate sugar.

The Nashwaak Watershed Association has been organizing a series of night hikes this month. We get more details from restoration and outreach coordinator Natalie Deseta.

The federal government is making active transportation a priority, announcing hundreds of millions of dollars in funding for new projects. We talk to active transportation advocate Nick Cameron about his hopes, and how New Brunswick could benefit.

We get seniors' advocate Cecile Cassista's thoughts on the province's vaccine rollout plan.

Are you feeling the hour of missed sleep? Tara Holmes is on your side. She's been campaigning for years to cancel all this time-change business, and she joins us with her pitch.

We got a better look at the province's vaccine roll out plan this afternoon. The CBC's Jacques Poitras joins us to go through it.

From vaccines to virtual sittings, it was a busy week in provincial politics. We convened our weekly political panel to toss around the issues.

Chris Donovan -- a photographer from Saint John -- is up for an international award for a series he shot about a high school basketball team in Flint, Michigan. Host Khalil Ahktar spoke to him about his work.