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For the first time in more than a decade, a feature film from New Brunswick has been selected to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival

New Brunswick scientists and artists are headed back to a protected area this week to explore what's there in terms of plant and animal species.

Our birder heads off to Johnson's Mills to witness the annual spectacle of sandpipers arriving to New Brunswick during their migration journey. 

Our movie and streaming commentator Lisa Hrabluk shares her thoughts on the new motion picture based on a Colleen Hoover bestseller - It Ends With Us. 

We speak with councillor Bruce Grandy about a new memorial dedicated to fallen police officers. 

New Brunswickers have been spotting white, furry, venomous caterpillars across the province. We speak with forest ecologist Robert Johns to better understand what these are and if we should be concerned. 

A 6-year-old Woodstock boy with Type 1 diabetes isn't allowed to take the bus to school because he lives too close, even though his doctor says he should not be walking. We hear from his mother about her fight to get an accommodation from the school district and from district superintendent David McTimoney.

Our music feature this week is Burton's Riley Taylor. He's been up-and-coming in the country scene for several years and is about to release his first album. 

We speak with Candice Purcell, who's gearing up to launch the Nursing Home Without Walls program on Fredericton's north side, offering support to seniors who are still living at home.

In a hot real estate market, when buyers may only have a few days to make a decision, sometimes they don’t have the luxury of actually seeing a place before making an offer. That's realtor Jake Palmer's topic today.