Matt Boudreau has a new album out called Goeland, or Seagull. He's talks about growing up with metal music and seeing the local music scene expand to the north of the province.

This Remembrance Day marks 100 years since the end of the First World War. Historian Ross Hebb has a new book that looks at the war through the letters three Maritimers with very difference experiences wrote to their loved ones back home. One of them was a nurse from New Brunswick.

Several New Brunswick breweries took home awards at the Atlantic Canadian Beer Awards in Halifax. Including, Four Rivers Brewing in Bathurst, which won the award for New Brewery of the Year. The brewery opened this January, and is run by Rene Legacy, his 2 sons and brother-in-law.

Matt Eagar is a pilot with Mission Aviation Fellowship in Uganda, providing free air transportation for other NGOs. Matt, his wife and their three children spent most of the year in Uganda, and return to Fredericton every year to raise funds for their work abroad.

Heather Lyons at the provincial archives was so intrigued by The Roosevelt Campobello International Park, she decided to do some digging into how the park came about.

For years, Nova Scotia MP Bill Casey wanted to focus more attention and resources on the Chignecto Isthmus connecting his province with ours. It's home to four national historic sites: Beaubassin, Fort Beauséjour-Fort Cumberland, Fort Gaspareaux and Fort Lawrence. Now Parks Canada has developed a new management plan for the area, focusing on connecting the sites.

On Tuesday, PC Leader Blaine Higgs delivered what sounded like a throne speech for a Higgs government. Meanwhile, one area where each party is staking out a position is in solving the paramedic shortage issue.

The chair of the New Brunswick Human Rights Commission, Nathalie Chiasson, shares her concerns about the raising of a straight pride flag in Chipman earlier this week.

Birder Alain Clavette talks about a citizen science opportunity for waterfowl lovers this weekend in the Baie Verte area. Plus he got some great photos, and sounds, of a blue-gray gnatcatcher.

Vanessa Blanch did some digging after we heard from a listener who hit a deer on Wheeler Blvd. Turns out there are more deer in the city.