Shift (NB)

This week our birder heads out on another birding adventure. 

Our usual political panel took part in a special presentation for teachers this week, about civics education, and provincial politics - we'll bring you some of the discussion from that event.

SPCA shelters across New Brunswick have a big problem on their hands. They have way too many cats.

The city of Miramichi has finally aligned with the rest of the province on Sunday shopping restrictions. We'll speak with the president of the Newcastle Business District Tiffany Gallivan.

Our usual political panel took part in a special presentation for teachers this week, about civics education, and provincial politics - we'll bring you some of the discussion from that event.

Our resident scientist Michael Edwards of Science East in Fredericton has quite the story today, about how lost toys can help us better understand ocean currents.

There's something special about that new car smell. And Saint John real estate agent Jake Palmer says it's the same reason why buyers like new homes. But the grass isn't always greener - he'll tell us why.

The police and fire departments in Fredericton are raising the alarm over a growing number of drug overdoses in the capital city. We'll talk to advocate Dr. Sara Davidson about what the increase tells us -- and what should be done to slow it down.

Birdie the grey tabby cat has been missing for over a year. So a family two provinces over, more than a thousand kilometres away, was pretty stunned to learn their beloved Birdie was spotted in Fredericton. We'll get the whole story from Oromocto SPCA manager Tracy Marcotullio.

It's still prime time for the summer garden. Mark Trealout has been sharing what's new in his garden -- he has a couple of decades of experience in regenerative agriculture.