Comedians Cathy Boyd and Syd Boselare gearing up to take their Off Their Rockers tour across New Brunswick this week. We reach the pair to talk about their comedy careers and upcoming shows.

It's been five years since cannabis was legalized in Canada. We reach Dr. Iris Gorfinkel to get a better look at how that decision has impacted public health.

Our birder Alain Clavette is gearing up for this weekend's October Big Day. It's an event where birders attempt to spot as many species as they can in one day. Alain speaks to an organizer.

The haunted halls of Lord Beaverbrook's childhood home will be brought to life through a new theatrical ghost tour this weekend. Thomas Daley of Character Matters Miramichi will join us for a peek back through history.

When you open your bank account tomorrow morning, you might be surprised to see a few extra dollars in there. New Brunswickers are finally seeing the federal carbon tax rebate - we'll get the whys and the how much from the CBC's Jacques Poitras.

In the mood for a fright? Fletchers Farm up in Miramichi has just the ticket. Its haunted Halloween corn maze starts next week. We check in to see how preparation is going.

Got some funky mushrooms growing in your yard? MycoNB wants you to snap a pic to help them grow their database. We'll hear more about the event, coming up in this week's mycology column.

The Restigouche region is the latest to consider a switch from RCMP to a local police force --- joining Greater Moncton in that conversation. But such transitions can be long, expensive and complicated. We head to Surrey, BC where the city has been mired in a transition for years. CBC municipal affairs reporter Justin McElory joins us.

Fraudsters are scamming international students coming to New Brunswick to study, by sending them fake admissions packages. It has happened to three students at U de M this year alone. We'll hear more from the school, and its international students association.

We gather our political panel. This week, the unofficial kickoff of the election was felt in ways big and small in this province. We'll reflect on it.