Climate change is a big issue for many people this election cycle. We'll speak with the executive director of the Conservation Council Lois Corbett about what she sees as the policy priorities on that front.

You can do just about anything with a cell phone these days, including - apparently - shooting a short film! We get the details about a new challenge from the New Brunswick Film Co-op.

The first Advance poll is just 5 days away and voter information cards are in the mail. We'll talk about voting with the province's chief electoral officer Kim Poffenroth.

Festivals are finding a way forward even under trying circumstances. The latest is Fredericton's Flourish Festival. Organizers had to shift their plans for spring, but they've put together a mix of live and virtual performances as well as art. We get the details from co-director Stefan Westner.

On our National Parks column this week, we talk to the Indigenous Affairs Advisor at Kouchibouguac National Park Kenny Francis about the park's rich Mi'kmaq history, and what they're doing to make sure visitors learn all they can.

Our political panel joins us to go over the highlights of week two on the election campaign trail.

Our birder Alain Clavette will tell us all about some young little blue herons recently spotted in the province.

Our political affairs reporter Jacques Poitras joins us to go over what ridings he's paying close attention to this election - and what ones you should probably pay attention to as well.

Chris Foster with Velo NB joins us for his last cycling column of the summer. He tells us all about how to keep cycling, even when the weather turns a bit chilly.

Cecile Cassista with the Coalition for Seniors will join us to talk about how to increase voting access for seniors, and what issues she'd like to see the provincial government tackle when it comes to New Brunswick's aging population.