Last week we talked about what might be in the Higgs' government's first budget. Now we know and we're bringing last week's panel back to discuss it. Host Vanessa Vander Valk is joined by Duncan Matheson, Michael Camp and Radio-Canada reporter Michelle LeBlanc.

The European Chafer beetle will be back this year, turning our lawns into swiss cheese. Vanessa speaks with the foreman of horticulture, parks and trees in Fredericton about how to prepare.

Our Food South East New Brunswick is hosting a day long event with workshops, talks, and a panel discussion focused on the right to adequate food. It's called the Creating a Place for Food Gathering.

Jill Van Horne is the network coordinator with our food south east New Brunswick.

For the first time in 13 years, New Brunswick is paying down some of its public debt. That was the milestone announced in the PC government's first budget. But, provincial affairs reporter Jacques Poitras shows there's a lot more to the budget than that.

It's a huge curling week in Fredericton. The best University and college teams have been competing for the last four days. And now the Mixed-Doubles Curling Championship begins. With this much great curling in one place, you know the CBC's Devin Heroux couldn't stay away.

Saint John teachers Leah Thompson and Charlie Sullivan are heading to Fredericton this week to compete against the best in the country! We spoke with Leah about the popularity and speed of the mixed doubles game.

Tobique's Jeremy Dutcher attended his first Juno Awards over the weekend where he won for Indigenous Music Album of the Year! He used his speech and performance to talk about reconciliation and to lift up other indigenous artists.

Our birder is excited about another bird book - Rick Wright's latest about sparrows! They talk about how sparrows are not just little brown birds.

Rod Cumberland of East Coast Lumberjack learned to make axe handles years ago, but in recently he's struggled to keep up with the demand!

Jamey Smith of the Huntsman Marine Science Centre remembers the young research technician who worked with the centre in 2017, and who died in the Ethiopian Airlines crash on Sunday.