We've assembled our panel of politics watchers to discuss what New Brunswickers can expect from the new majority government.

We take a bit of a tour of downtown Fredericton with George Woodworth. He doesn't get there often, because it's tough for him to get around in his power wheelchair.

Theatre New Brunswick is switching gears this fall with a new initiative to support local playwrights. We hear from the artistic director Natasha MacLellan.

Premier Blaine Higgs secured his desired majority government, but he didn't win any seats in the north, and he has just one francophone MLA. We talk to Bathurst Mayor Paolo Fongemie about what Higgs needs to do to bridge that gap.

We check in with the province's Chief Electoral Officer Kim Poffenroth about how election day has been going so far.

Today we take a trip to the provincial archives to meet a young photography student with an interesting project.

Our panel of political watchers will join us to go over the past four weeks of the election campaign, as well as what their predictions are for Monday night.

The Fredericton Botanic Gardens are home to some of the most elusive flora and fauna in the capital city. Our producer Danielle McCreadie took a walk through the gardens recently with long-time volunteer Jim Goltz. This is the first installment in their series.

A Fredericton doctor is asking the province to allow medicare to cover her work at a new addiction recovery centre. So far, the answer is no. We talk with Dr. Sara Davidson about the River Stone Recovery Centre, a pilot project being funded in part by the federal government.

Our birder Alain Clavette was back in his happy place recently- Grand Manan! He joins us to talk about all the birds he saw.