Alain Clavette shares some early spring birding with a couple of buddies, where they spotted more than 50 species in a single morning!

We'll gather our Friday panel of politics watchers to talk through this week's news from the Legislature and beyond. With MLAs once again sitting in the legislature this week, there's plenty to talk about.

People in the Alma area are once again being asked to conserve water. Reservoir levels are low and officials are trying to avoid issuing a boil water advisory. We'll speak with Fundy Albert Mayor Bob Rochon.

Financial and Consumer Services Commission of New Brunswick is offering some advice on dealing with door to door salespeople and how to make sure they're legit. Spokesperson Marissa Sollows joins us.

Chef Megan Clark has been working at the bistro in Baie Verte for four years, and she developed a love for all things onion-related!

All three Maritime provinces are facing a housing crisis. But New Brunswick decided against joining in a federal initiative to encourage housing development, while PEI and Nova Scotia opted in. The CBC's Robert Jones has been looking at the stark difference in housing starts as a result. He joins us.

Today is World Ovarian Cancer Day. We speak with Fredericton obstetrician-gynecologist Dr. Christa Mullaly about risk factors, diagnosis and prevention.

The province is proposing new measures to deal with impaired driving - measures that include giving police and peace officers discretion in either suspending licenses immediately, or imposing a charge under the criminal code. We'll speak with criminology professor Michael Boudreau about the benefits and potential pitfalls with this approach.

Schoolhouse Rock inspired Michael Edwards to look at why it's so much easier to remember concepts when they're set to music.

It’s another sure sign that summer is on the way. Drive-in theatres are starting to open up to take advantage of the warmer weather. Don Monahan is the co-owner of the Sussex Drive-in spoke with Danielle McCreadie.