We visit the provincial archives, where volunteers has been instrumental in understanding records from a Woodstock pharmacy that closed 50 years ago.

It's been 10 months since there was an official update about a new youth mental health treatment centre that's supposed to open in Moncton. We hear from one of the advocacy groups involved, Partners for Youth, about the delays.

The Liberal Party have named long-time Dieppe MLA Roger Melanson as their interim leader. We speak to him about his plans as interim leader, and what the party's top priorities in the coming weeks and months will be.

Grimross Brewing owner Stephen Dixon has an ultra triathlon planned for this weekend. He'll swim, bike and run from Edmundston to Fredericton to raise money to fight homelessness.

We talk with author Gordon Pitts about his new book on New Brunswick's knowledge industry - and especially the success of Radian6 and Q 1 Lab.

As we weather COVID-19, there are renewed calls to improve internet service in rural New Brunswick. We hear from the non-profit group i-Valley that helps communities figure out how to do that.

We head to the Fredericton Botanic Gardens with volunteer Jim Goltz and associate producer Danielle McCreadie. On today's segment, the pair explore a pollinator garden.

A new documentary is premiering on CBC next weekend. It's called Rare Bird Alert. You know our birder Alain Clavette had to learn more - so he spoke with the writer and director.

It's Thursday, which means we'll talk thrifting with Niki Burnham. Today, she'll give us her tips and tricks to becoming a tried and true thrifter.

The Sackville Festival of Early Music is the latest festival to go virtual. There will be two free concerts beginning tomorrow night as well as educational resources for teachers and students. We speak with artistic director Linda Pearse.