Gregory Marchildon was the former cabinet secretary for the Government of Saskatchewan and helped broker a deal for a minority government in that province in the '90s. He is now a Professor and Research Chair with the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto, and shares his thoughts on where New Brunswick's politics may be heading.

Some of us can spend hours staring up at the stars and planets. Science East in Fredericton has a planetarium for just such a purpose. And recently a young visitor asked the big question: Do aliens exist? Executive director Michael Edwards says there's some new thinking on that.

The Saint John River Flood earlier this year was the worst this province had seen in more than 50 years. New Brunswick journalist Lisa Hrabluk now released a book on the flood, mixing photographs and facts with the personal stories of the volunteers, evacuees and first responders.

Several mayors and Acadian organizations have signed a letter rejecting the possibility of a coalition between the New Brunswick People's Alliance and another party to govern the province. Cyrille Simard is the Mayor of Edmundston, one of several community leaders who signed the letter.

If you ever got a tattoo in Saint John, chances are pretty good that Josh Peters was the artist. But his creativity is more than skin deep. He's also an old school country crooner, with a new album called Pages of My Heart.

Members of the Bathurst legion are upset after someone stole plaques and flags from a veteran's memorial in the community. Project organizer Jordan Chiasson says the Flags of Remembrance project pays tribute to Canadian veterans by flying 128 flags, and placing plaques with the names of veterans in several communities each year.

If you're still processing last night's election results, so are the party leaders. The PC party won the most seats with 22 but that's not a majority. The Liberals won 21 seats and leader Brian Gallant says he will try to keep governing. The CBC's provincial affairs reporter Jacques Poitras explains what happens next.

Now that the election is over, Liberal leader Brian Gallant will get the first crack at winning the confidence of the legislature. If that fails, PC leader Blaine Higgs will give it a try. Either party will have to look for support from the other parties, leaving the Green Party and the People's Alliance holding the balance of power.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and several of his cabinet ministers are in New York for the United Nations General Assembly meeting. The leaders from 193 countries are there to discuss international development, world peace, and security. Elliot Tepper, professor of international relations at Carleton University, says they may also be mobilizing support for Canada's campaign to become a non-permanent member of the security council.

A new adaptation of one of Stephen King's short stories will be filmed in Fredericton. 'Popsy' first appeared in King's 1993 collection 'Nightmares and Dreamscapes.' Filmmaker Jon Mann is based in Halifax, but he knew Fredericton was perfect for this project, because he was born here.