We hear what the young people in this province are thinking about heading into election day from two university students: Luc Cormier and Olivia Rowinski.

New Brunswick's mayors are asking for a larger share of property taxes from provincial coffers. They say withholding this money is holding cities back and restricting growth in the provincial economy. The CBC's Robert Jones will bring us that story.

The election is ticking along - and it's time you heard from the leaders of the five political parties. Our colleague Harry Forestell has been doing one-on-one interviews with them all over the next few weeks, and we've played the extended cuts for you on Shift. Today, Harry chats with NDP Leader Mackenzie Thomason.

Michael Edwards with Science East is back for the science of scents - part two!

The Indigenous community in New Brunswick is renewing its call for an independent and Indigenous-led  inquiry into systemic racism. We'll hear from St. Mary's First Nation Chief Alan Polchies, on that call and other issues they're thinking of during this election.

The election is ticking along - and it's time you heard from the leaders of the five political parties. Our colleague Harry Forestell will be doing one-on-one interviews with them all over the next few weeks, and we'll play the extended cuts for you on Shift. Today, Harry chats with People's Alliance leader Kris Austin.

We talk to two parents - Allison Butcher in Sackville and Jill Holden in Saint John - on how the first day back to school went today, and what their hopes are for this school year.

The CBC's Robert Jones joins us to discuss the Clinic 554 controversy, and the ongoing fight to increase access to reproductive healthcare in this province.

Who doesn't love an old-fashioned Maritime Kitchen Party? We'll hear from one woman who took the music online, and created a virtual community that brings joy to people's lives.

The St Mary's First Nation in Fredericton is helping people with addictions rebuild their lives, thanks to a new after-care treatment home. St. Mary's First Nation council member Evan Sacobie spoke to the CBC's Logan Perley about his own struggles with addiction, and how connecting with his language and culture helped him heal.