The city of Saint John is dealing with the fallout of a "significant" cyber attack over the weekend. We talk to a cyber security researcher at UNB Ida Siahaan about the risks facing municipalities when it comes to data protection.

New plans and funding were announced today to increase internet access for rural New Brunswickers. We'll speak to the president and CEO of the internet provider Xplornet Allison Lenehan.

A Moncton-based business organization is putting local shops and services front and centre this holiday season. We'll learn more about the #ByYoungBuyLocal initiative from organizer Patrick Richard.

The Lieutenant-Governor will deliver the Speech from the Throne next Tuesday, signaling the start of the next Legislative sitting. We gathered our panel of politics watchers to discuss what they'll be looking for in that speech.

There's just something about November that makes for a good time for birding. Our dear birder Alain Clavette will join us with some tape from a recent outing - plus we celebrate an anniversary!

We hear all about a new documentary celebrating Indigenous musicians in New Brunswick from director Tim Rayne. The episode airs on CBC Gem on Friday.

Today on Homegrown we talk about how to prep your gardens and store your harvests for the winter months with gardening expert Alison Juta from Greener Village.

Mrs. Dunsters is planning on expanding in a big way with a new $4.5 million bakery facility in Moncton. We get more details from co-owner and co-CEO Blair Hyslop.

A specialty Lions Club in the Moncton area is hoping to reach young people who've dropped out of high school. They're starting an 18 week life and job skills program called Ladder Up. We'll get the details from Phil Jarvis.

An international francophone film festival launches Thursday in Moncton. Most of the events will be held online - but there will be a few in person screenings as well. We got the details on what to expect this year from head of programming Dominque Leger.