Shift (NB)

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're getting details on the roll-out of the latest Covid-19 vaccine. People will be able to book appointments October 6th, and the vaccine will be available October 16th. We'll hear from Public Health, and speak with a pharmacist who's preparing for the calls.

We'll speak with Mount Allison art history professor Anne Koval about her new book - Mary Pratt: A Love Affair with Vision.

A painted turtle was just released after months recovering from a broken shell. We'll speak with Pam Novak at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute.

The province will allow women in their 40s to self-refer for mammograms in the new year. It's welcome news for advocates like Kathy Kaufield. We'll speak with her.

We're starting a new column for October, all about mushrooms! How to forage safely, what's growing in the woods this time of year. Mycology expert Alfredo Justo will join us to kick things off

Four north Atlantic right whales were spotted by a tour group in the Bay of Fundy over the weekend, the first sighting of the endangered species in the bay this year. We'll speak with biologist Danielle Dion about the special moment.

Ralph Torrie has been involved in research and consulting around energy and the environment for decades. He recently testified in front of the province's Standing Committee on Climate Change and Environmental Stewardship.

Alain Clavette is on Grand Manan this weekend. We'll find out what he's up to.