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Kim Elmslie of Oceana Canada on the submission that launched an investigation into U.S. activity affecting critically endangered north Atlantic right whales.

We speak with Michael Edwards of Science East about hibernation. 

This week's music feature is Fredericton-based band Motherhood. We'll hear about their latest release - a concept album titled Thunder Perfect Mind. 

We reach mayor Greg Marquis about two consecutive power outages that impacted upwards of 5,000 customers in the city. 

There are many ways to homestead. Mark Trealout joins us to explain some of the ways that people are choosing to grow food.

A fungus that showed up in New Brunswick 14 years ago and almost wiped out the hibernating bat population with white-nose syndrome is beginning to disappear. We speak with bat conservation specialist Karen Vanderwolf.

New Brunswickers woke up to some frigid temperatures today, and likely some of your cars didn't start. We'll get some cold weather tips from Saint John mechanic Danny Joyce.

American TikTok users saw the app go dark briefly over the weekend, after the US Supreme Court upheld a ban over national security concerns. Tech journalist Carmi Levy will join us to talk about what happened, and the politics of it all.

There are simple things that you can do now to reduce your risk of developing dementia later in life. We'll talk about it with Chandra MacBean at the Alzheimer's Society of New Brunswick.

You've likely heard of the Paris Crew. We'll explore the story with Stephen Andersen of the New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame.