Government records archivist Sarah Glassford is working on a 1966 speech given by Louis J. Robichaud in Toronto at a Brotherhood Week Dinner. It focused on politics but also promoted themes of tolerance and bridging divides across religions.

What makes a great poutine? Scott Masson knows. He just won the 7th Poutinerie Challenge in Saint John. Masson is the chef de cuisine at the Saint John Ale House, and presented his poutine inside a donair.

Ontario professor Slobodan Simonovic weighs in on options for adapting to changes in weather, and the potential for more flooding in the future. He is a professor at the University of Western Ontario and a researcher on flood prevention and management.

When Candace MacDonald went on vacation last month, she didn't get much rest and relaxation. The New Brunswick nurse worked with Mercy Ships along the coast of West Africa in Guinea. Mercy Ships are a non-profit organization that offers free surgery onboard its hospital ships.

Over the past 20 years more women joined the ranks of federal parties. And while a lot has changed in that time, they still face many challenges that their male counterparts don't. Libby Davies was at the forefront of that struggle during her long career in Ottawa, and has written a memoir about it.

Last week, CNBC reported Google is keeping track of what Gmail users buy, and has done so for years. As long as the receipt was sent to a Gmail account, the information will be there. Why is it a problem if Google has a list of our buying habits? Cybersecurity expert David Shipley weighs in.

An out-of-control wildfire is burning near High Level, Alberta. Officials say the northwestern town is at the highest possible danger level. More than 4,000 people living in northern Alberta have been ordered to leave their homes because of the wildfire. Among them, former Hoyt resident Stephen Kirkpatrick and his fiancee Asia Cormier.

Leonardo and Cynthia Cui won the Intact Climate Change Resilience Award at the Canada-Wide Science Fair in Fredericton. They developed an algorithm that allows a computer system to study past flooding data and use it to predict future events.

Birder Alain Clavette is on Grand Manan Island. It's an annual trip for him, catching up with friends and trying to monitor the spring migration of songbirds.

Tim Werschler is an assistant director with the agency's Statistical Geomatics Centre. His team has released a report, detailing the areas affected by the high water to better understand the extent of the flooding, and to help communities with relief efforts.