Cap Pele's Mark Beal is the new head coach of Canada's junior ringette team. We talk with him about his passion for the sport - and the challenges ahead.

Chris Foster with Velo NB joins us to talk about all things cycling. This week, he'll share some tips on cycle touring: what you need to pack, and where to go.

This week on Homegrown, we'll learn all about the haskap berry: what they taste like, where to find them. We're joined by farmer Kevin Armstrong, who started growing the berries a few years ago at Weatherbys Peak Berry Orchard in Barnesville.

A new survey done by the Canadian Cancer Survivor Network has produced some concerning results. COVID-19 has triggered a disruption of cancer care that the organization is calling another public health crisis. We speak with president Jackie Manthorne.

You likely think of Beaubears Island as a place to explore the province's history, but it's also home to a rather unique ecosystem. This Saturday that part of the island will be featured in some special tours. We'll get the details from tour guide Jim Saunders.

Good news for staycationers this summer: you might be able to save a few bucks through a new provincial rebate program. We'll hear all about the initiative from Carol Alderdice with TIANB.

The Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society's latest report has some recommendations for New Brunswick. We speak with executive director Roberta Clowater.

Pam Novak with the Atlantic Wildlife Institute has a warning about geese and some ducks at this time of year. Many of them are unable to fly - either because they're too young, or they're molting. She explains the issue.

We've heard of drive-in concerts, but how about boat-in? That's the plan for a summer concert in Sackville this weekend. We talk to Levee on the Lake organizer Shelley Chase.

A bill that would add Indigenous languages to the public education curriculum has made its way to the Legislature. We talk to the MLA behind the bill - Megan Mitton with the Greens - about why she brought it forward and what the bill aims to do.