Shift (NB)

JUNO award winning musician Laila Biali is heading to the province and will perform at the Harvest Music Festival on Saturday. She has a brand new album - it's called Your Requests.

The invasive species, Zebra Mussels, have been detected in the province for the first time. We reach program director Kristin Elton with the New Brunswick Invasive Species Council to learn more.

Michael Edwards of Science East headed to the Atlantic Balloon Fiesta over the weekend, which got him thinking about the science behind hot air balloons.

We reach naturalist Jim Wilson, who's been tagging Monarchs this summer, about how the population in the province looks this year.

Deven Condo-Mitchell and Amanda Larocque nearly made it to the Amazing Race Canada finale.

They came in 4th. We'll speak with the first mi'gmaq couple to take on the adventure.

It's difficult to fathom the kind of devastation people are experiencing in western Libya. We reach Saint John neurosurgeon Dr. Najmedden Attabib, originally from Libya, to find out what he's heard from back home.

We'll head out on the boat with birder Alain Clavette, on his 7th annual Great Pelagic Bonanza in the Bay of Fundy.

We took a break over the summer, but with a fresh Auditor General's report, we've called together a panel of politics watchers.

Cape Breton singer-songwriter Bruce Guthro has died at the age of 62. Bob Mersereau tells us about Guthro's incredible career that's detailed in The East Coast Music Book of Fame.

The Auditor General's latest report looks at the provincial government's response to Covid-19. One of the major issues raised is around pandemic preparedness at nursing homes. 90 nursing home residents and one staff member died during the pandemic. We speak with Sharon Teare, president of the New Brunswick Council of Nursing Home Unions.