Moncton and Campbellton are returning to the orange phase of recovery. That's after 13 new cases were confirmed today. We spoke with the mayor of Campbellton Stephanie Anglehart-Paulin about her reaction to today's news.

There's a new, glowing, October feature in the City of Miramichi this year. The Historic Chatham Business District opened a Great Pumpkin Walk this week.Some 90 carved pumpkins are distributed over just a few blocks. Each and every pumpkin was carved by John Vickers. He's General Manager of the business district.

We hear from another special care home in the Moncton region about how they're changing things in light of the outbreak at Manoir Notre Dame. Jason Wilson is the owner and operator of Silver Fox special care home in Salisbury, and he's trying to stay positive.

It's Thursday, which means we'll talk thrift with Niki Burnham. Today, she'll give us some tips on how to restore your items to their original glory - whether it be brass, wicker or wood.

If you're not wedded to the traditional Thanksgiving meal, and would rather not do all those dishes, Sankara's meal boxes might be of interest to you. Salam Mahboob of Dolma Delights in Fredericton has come up with an Iraqi Thanksgiving Feast. We talk to him about it.

How are live music venues faring during this pandemic? We check in with three very different venues for a sense of what's going on: Angela Campbell with the Imperial Theatre, Zach Atkinson with the Capital Complex, and Derrick Beardsworth of Shepody House.

It's October and there are pumpkins everywhere! Some are carved and feature ghoulish faces, while others end up in your soups and pies. Why are some pumpkins tastier than others? Michael Edwards with Science East has the answer.

What more is being done to tackle the opioid epidemic in New Brunswick? We talk to Debby Warren with Ensemble Moncton about some of the initiatives they are working on.

Edward Mitchell Bannister was a 19th Century artist known for his landscape paintings. He's considered an African-American art star. But, he was actually born in New Brunswick, in 1828, and in Canada, his work is almost completely unknown. David Woods wants to change that. He's a curator and a writer working on a book about Black art history in Canada.

VIA Rail announced yesterday its Ocean Line from Halifax to Moncton will be shut down indefinitely. We'll talk to Bathurst mayor Paolo Fongimie about his concerns.