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A common eider was just released after recovering from a fight with some power lines. Sadly, a number of others weren't as lucky. Pam Novak join us from the Atlantic Wildlife Institute to talk about that, a crow with avian pox and a very confused bat. 

Saint John's Andrew Clark has been making music for many years. Despite a busy career as an anesthesiologist. Now that he's retired, he has a bit more time to record. The result is a new Christmas song called Christmas Angel...the first single from a new album.

A former Gagetown soldier, who's seeking an independent public inquiry into the use of Agent Orange and other chemical defoliants at the New Brunswick military base decades ago, has renewed hope, thanks to a series of meetings being held by the Standing Committee on National Defence.

This year we're exploring some of the many artifacts in the New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame. Each one tells a story about our sporting history.

It could have been a real tragedy. Last week someone dropped off six cats at the Madawaska Shelter in Edmundston. The problem was they did so after hours … leaving a box outside the shelter door overnight in cold, wet weather. Luckily the cats are all ok…but it highlights a growing issue in northwestern New Brunswick.

Mark Trelout is back to talk about that, and to provide more tips for your garden planning.

It’s been a busy year in New Brunswick when it comes to health care. COVID is still out there. There's also the flu, whooping cough and RSV. And then there's the measles outbreak. A lot to keep Dr. Yves Léger busy. He’s the province’s Chief Medical Officer of Health.

One group that will certainly be happy the Canada Post Strike is over are small businesses who rely on the mail to get their goods to consumers That includes local crafters who sell their goods on sites like Etsy.

The first sitting of the legislature under the new Holt government has wrapped. We'll gather our panel of politics watchers to go through the news from the final week.

Alain Clavette has the second part of his conversation with the author of a new, definitive guide to gulls.