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The best birds spotted in New Brunswick, according to birders Alain Clavette and Jim Wilson - part 2!

Kevin Drew of Broken Social Scene will be in the capital city, opening this year's Shivering Songs festival with a solo show. We speak with him.

It's already been a rough week in several coastal communities with Wednesday's big storm. But there's another on the way tomorrow that could bring a storm surge. We speak with Normand Pelletier, mayor of Heron Bay, about the damage done, and the search for solutions.

We're starting a new feature reaching out to people who are serious about food to hear about the ingredients they can't do without. Today, Michelle Hooton from Italian by Night sings the praises of the humble potato.

It's a good time to be a female athlete, as more sports continue to grow. The Maritime Women's Basketball Association is launching a new team in Miramichi! We get all the details from the MWBA's commissioner Jen Lloyd.

The New Brunswick Medical Society is calling for changes in the healthcare system. They've suggested six specific changes they believe could make a real difference. We speak with society president Dr. Paula Keating.

According to the European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service, 2023 was the hottest year on record. We'll talk with an expert at Mount Allison University about what the numbers tell us, and what we can expect in the future.

People in the Fredericton area spotted what they thought was a meteor last night. There's even a video. Amateur astronomer Chris Curwin took a look - we speak with him.

The students' union at the University of New Brunswick launched a new food bank on campus last week. We'll hear from the president of the union, Amanda Smith.

The death of a man after a fire at a tent encampment in Saint John has many wondering what can be done to help. We'll speak withNick Shephard, an outreach coordinator for Fresh Start. That's one group in the port city working to connect people on the street with services and homes.