The second New Brunswick potter has left the competition. We'll talk with Michael Wood about his experience on the show. 

A new scam is making the rounds, and it starts out with someone reaching out to be friends or start a relationship and ends with fraudulent investments. We speak with Marissa Sollows, the director of communication and public affairs for the financial and consumer services commission.

This week's weird, warm weather means an early end to the ice fishing season. We'll speak with Kelson Hilchie whose family pulled their shack from the Renforth Wharf this week. 

The clean up is underway in full force in Sussex today after yesterday's flooding. We'll check in with town CAO Scott Hatcher

Today on his birding column, Alain Clavette has part two of his conversation with the author of a fascinating book: 'Ten Birds That Changed the World,' by Stephen Moss. 

Team New Brunswick is sweeping up at the Special Olympics Winter Games in Calgary. Our athletes have won a number of medals already, including several gold. We'll check in with chef de mission Emma Stone.

We're getting spicy on What's Cooking this week. Alyson Chisolm of Windy Hill Organic Farm will share her love for hot peppers.

Residents of Sussex are still reeling from the impact of flooding in the town. We'll check in with the town's CAO Scott Hatcher to find out about the situation now, and get a sense of the damage.

Jason O'Reilly is back in Moncton after years away and he's just formed a new band and recorded a tribute song for the late Wayne Kramer.

UNB PhD student Kerstyn Dobbs wants to know everything she can about the river mussels that call the Wolastoq River home. She'll share some of her research with us.