The first woman elected to the New Brunswick Legislative Assembly has passed away. Brenda Robertson was 91. We heard from those she worked with and those she inspired.

Atlantic Canada held its first final in an AquaHacking challenge last week. The team that came in third has a UNB connection - we talked to a couple team members to learn all about AquaHacking, and their project.

Michael Edwards of  Science East joins us to talk about the unusual side of science highlighted in this year's Ig Nobel Awards.

It's been around two weeks now since students in New Brunswick went back to school. We decided to check in with two parents about how their kids have been handling the changes.

Music New Brunswick announced its 2020 award nominees this afternoon. The artists nominated represent an incredible range of styles and an impressive depth of talent. We checked in with executive director Jean Surette about the nominations and the plans for this year's virtual ceremony.

CBC Investigative reporter Elizabeth McMillan tells us what more she's learned about April's mass shooting, following the release of a cache of previously sealed documents.

Karen Mersereau with Hotel Paulin is back after a couple of weeks off to talk about her favourite ways to cook cauliflower.

Dr. Chris Goodyear with the NB Medical Society joins us to discuss the pros and cons of doing healthcare virtually.

Librarian Candace Hare joins us with her back-to-school reading recommendations.

The bubble is tightening. The Témiscouata Municipal Regional County in Quebec is no longer included in New Brunswick's extended travel bubble. And Leo-Paul Charest says it's going to be hard to go back.