The apples are small, some crops didn't do well at all.

Photographer and writer Freeman Patterson says it was the driest summer he's seen.

This fall, Kareem El-Assal with the Conference Board of Canada will release two reports on how the Atlantic provinces can benefit from more people moving here.

Fredericton musician Tim Walker has recorded a song he wrote about George Woodworth. The C-5 quadriplegic is raising money for an accessible van with proceeds from people buying the song going to the cause.

The upcoming closure of all remaining Sears stores and the state of New Brunswick's ambulance service under Medavie were hot topics of debate for Shift's political panel this week. That, and 30 years since Frank McKenna swept into power.

Our birder Alain Clavette explains which flowers and plants to keep in your garden until the spring, so the birds can eat their seeds.

It's sweet and golden and goes with just about anything in your kitchen. But beekeeper Essie Lom says the dry weather this year had an effect on honey production in the province.

Festival 506 begins tomorrow night with the Music New Brunswick Awards show at the Tide and Boar in Moncton. Jean Surette, executive director of Music New Brunswick, tells us what it's all about.

Little You, Little Me have a brand new EP on the way. Band member Corey Bonnevie is also involved in bringing Saint John's Quality Block Party to Fredericton on Oct. 19.

Oh the fall colours! Hiking guide James Donald spent the weekend exploring the trails at Kouchibouguac National Park.

Grum on a Wire is a play about a sour and anti-social civil servant struggling with his everyday routine. Marc-Andre Charron with Satellite Theatre talks about the performance.