A Woodstock teenager has spent hundreds of hours volunteering in her community. In this interview, we meet Kenzie Auger and find out how she has worked hard to make a difference in her New Brunswick community.

Making a difference on Prince Edward Island: host Colleen Kitts-Goguen meets Betty Bag - a 74-year-old retired nurse who devotes her time to helping Islanders in need through her non-profit Gifts from the Heart.

Noella Hebert is 52 years old, lives in St Louis de Kent and she is one of three people in New Brunswick fighting for government compensation as victims of thalidomide. Host Colleen Kits Goguen checks in with CBC reporter Vanessa Blanch, who told Noella's story earlier this summer.

30-year-old Halifax city councillor Lindell Smith has been giving back to the community since he was 12. We talk with Lindell about his commitment to making a difference in his city.

We wrap up our National Parks series in Fundy Park today with a conversation about its salmon recovery program.

Our political panel joins us to talk about the ongoing election campaign. They'll share thoughts on last night's debate, and talk about the key ridings they're watching.

An invasive plant species that can choke out other plants and change fish habitat has been found in Belleisle Bay. We get the details on the spread of Eurasian Water-Milfoil from the Invasive Species Council.

Our dear birder Alain Clavette connected with a New Brunswick birder living on the other side of the world, who has created a new bird-watching app.

The CBC's Harry Forestell speaks with Green Party Leader David Coon ahead of election day.

Economist Herb Emery says no matter what political party is elected, there will be an economic challenge in New Brunswick.