The auditor general released her annual report today. The CBC's Jacques Poitras joins us to  delve into her criticism of Medavie and Ambulance New Brunswick.

New Brunswick author Riel Nason combines her love of Halloween with her passion for quilting in a new children's picture book.

We're off to the provincial archives to find out about some of the province's rich Black history with Fredericton's Roger Nason.

Researchers from the New England Aquarium found no right whales in the Bay of Fundy this summer. We speak with whale researcher Moira Brown about what that means, and how it impacts conservation and research efforts going forward.

20 years after the Marshall Decision, why isn't there an understanding of what moderate livelihood means? We speak with historian and indigenous issues expert Ken Coates about that, and what possible solutions there are to the ongoing fishery issue in Nova Scotia.

We've gathered our political panel together today to go over this week's news in provincial politics: from the nurses union report to the COVID-19 second wave.

Literacy advocate Shirley Downey passed away this week. She founded the organization Born to Read in New Brunswick nearly 30 years ago. We hear about her life and legacy from Lynda Homer, the current president of Born to Read NB.

Our birder Alain Clavette got a call this week about an Eastern Towhee, and he was able to share it with some friends. We hear their reactions.

Niki Burnham of Home Grown Vintage walks us through the different eras of thrift, how to tell art deco and mid-century modern apart, and why furniture from 40+ years ago holds up so well.

The New Brunswick Nurses Union is calling for an independent inquiry into the long term care sector. The union took almost two years to conduct investigations, interviews, and surveys. The result is a nearly 200-page report titled The Forgotten Generation: An Urgent Call for Reform.