Zone 4 the Edmundston region finally moved out of lockdown this week. We spoke with the deputy mayor Eric Marquis about how people are doing.

More cases of trichomonosis have been confirmed in birds in our region - and that's certainly unusual for February. Alain Clavette speaks with a wildlife pathologist about what's going on.

Students in the Bathurst area have been spreading the love for Valentine's Day. Over the past few days, they've been taking some time out of their school days to create Valentines cards that have now been delivered to over 300 seniors. We spoke to organizer Audrey Ronalds.

Are you working from home and wondering what you can and can't claim this year on your tax return? We talk to a tax expert for some advice.

Associate producer Danielle McCreadie will bring us part two of her conversation on diversity in video games.

Cheyenne Joseph in Rexton is making one-of-a-kind ribbon skirts. Each one of them is a work of art. We'll speak with the woman behind the Mi'kmaq Mama social media brand.

Can feeding your cat a meatier diet change them from wildlife killer, to cuddly kitty? Science columnist Torah Kachur tells us what new research suggests about that.

The northern lights are often described as magical. Of course those bright colours aren't the result of magic at all. It's science - and Michael Edwards will join us to explain.

Cohost of the Black in the Maritimes podcast Fidel Franco will join us with some recommended movies, music, and of course podcasts, all about black history and culture.

We talk to Stephane Robichaud with the New Brunswick Health Council about two new reports they've published, that they hope will influence the health minister during her consultations to create a new 5 year healthcare plan.