We're focused on growing food this summer with Mark Trealout. He has years of experience in regenerative agriculture, but is now rediscovering the joy of growing only for his own family and managing to meet most of their needs.

The road to the Olympics starts now! With just weeks away until the games, we'll be checking in with New Brunswickers going to Paris. First up is UNB coach Chris Belof, who will be working with Team Canada's marathon runners and race walkers.

Saint John Real estate agent Jake Palmer will give us the lay of the land when it comes to buying and selling land!

While weeds in your garden might be a huge thorn in your side this summer, there's another species to watch for that, while pretty, is equally as invasive. Kristin Elton with the Invasive Species Council tells us all about the multiflora rose. 

Our astronomical neighbourhood is having quite a busy couple of days. Yesterday an asteroid passed close by to earth…and another one will do the same tomorrow. It won’t hit us, as far as we can tell, but it’ll be close enough to give some starwatchers pause.

Last week Our birder Alain Clavette introduced us to bird expert and author Pete Dunne who's written more than a dozen books about natural history and birding. His latest book is The Shorebirds of North America. But Alain was such a huge fan...he had an even longer conversation

Although summer is here, there's still lots happening for our political panel to discuss.

It's pretty common for animal shelters to find themselves awash with kittens in the spring. But this year seems to be setting records.

Every Thursday on our What's Cooking segment we're connecting with people around the province who are serious about food. This week we're off to Moncton. Jordan Holden is the chef at Tony's Bistro and Patisserie. He's also an avid forager with a love of mushrooms.

The Crow Murder Mysteries is an art installation / who-done-it that will be taking over Fredericton starting Canada Day. The mixed media series will feature carvings at several Fredericton landmarks, which will include QR codes linking to a mystery novel.