Country Liberty takes on the Dragon's Den. The founder of the New Brunswick lifestyle brand will be on the CBC pitch show on Thursday. We'll speak with Sawyer Hannay about the experience.

Today, we head to the provincial archives to learn about how communities in this province celebrated on Armistice Day - signaling the end of the First World War 102 years ago.

The lack of rain this summer is still having affects on farmers in New Brunswick. It seems there's so little hay available to support livestock, farmers are looking to sell some of their cows. We'll talk to Lisa Ashworth with the Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick.

Ensemble Moncton has started a new online support group for families affected by addiction. We'll get the details from executive director Debby Warren.

Alain Clavette takes us on a birding excursion with a 13 year old who's nearly as passionate as Alain! As you know, that's saying something.

Our science columnist looks at new research that changes our understanding of traditional gender roles in early societies.

There will be fewer holiday craft shows this year, and they are a huge source of income for many makers. Tamara Kelly-Beckett figured out a way to put the experience online and help crafters like herself.

The CBC's Bob Jones will join us to break down new money for New Brunswick's transit system, as well as why the province missed out on some federal funding.

Michael Edwards with Science East joins us today to talk about the so-called murder hornets terrorizing the West Coast.

Women who get a mammogram in New Brunswick will now get new information about breast density - a piece of information that lets you know how susceptible you are to getting breast cancer. It's an important change Kathy Kaufield of Quispamsis has been pushing for - we'll speak with her.