Petit Rocher's Matt Boudreau is in the musical spotlight today. He has a new album called Armageddon and he tells ua all about it, and how he went about making it.

Karen Mersereau joins us to talk about what's fresh in New Brunswick. Right now, beans are in season, and she has some delicious recipes to share.

A provincial election during this pandemic seemed a near certainty in recent weeks, but that may have changed with a new coalition deal that would prevent an election until 2022. We've brought together some of our political panel to break things down.

We check in with Freeman Patterson on the Kingston Peninsula. He's been tracking just how dry it's been this summer.

We go back to Miramichi to check in with another business owner who lost everything in a tragic fire over the weekend.

On our Summer Reads column, we chat with a librarian at the Saint John Free Public Library about her favourite books for kids of all ages.

The LGTBQ+ community in Fredericton will soon have a new place to gather. We'll talk to one woman planning on opening a community centre/lounge in the old Boom! Nightclub building, Diane Wilson.

8 years ago, the East Side Church took on the Vogue Theatre in Miramichi, turning the empty building into a venue for live music and comedy.The building was destroyed by a fire over the weekend. We'll speak with Pastor Victor Somers.

Salmon are slowly returning to Fundy National Park. We'll hear from one of the park's biologists about why this is so encouraging.

Many Lebanese Canadians are struggling after the devastating explosion in Beirut this week. Lamia Chami is a member of the Moncton Lebanese Association. Tonight, the group gathered to try and combat the feeling of helplessness.