Honor Nevin was unimpressed after a recent encounter with a panhandler. She has no problem expressing her frustration with the city and it's policies on panhandlers. We also head to the streets to find out how others feel.

The Southeast Environmental Association shows interest in renewing the Harvey Moore Wildlife Sanctuary.

UPEI Biology professor Christian Lacroix drops by with a list of some of the flowers and plants that help to keep those biting bugs at bay.

Monopoly collector is rolling the dice on selling off his collection. He tells us how he came to have nearly 50 copies of the game.

A breast cancer survivor thinks some Island women who have dense breasts, don't know it, and therefore at greater risk. She wants changes to how women with dense breasts are screened for cancer.

A man in Queens County says 3 flags went missing from his house last week. One of them was the Confederate flag. He says it's a way to honor soliders from the civil war. But not everyone sees it that way. We talked to an American academic to hear some of

Susan Davis is hoping no other Island family has to go through what hers has. Her son Steven died from an accidental drug overdose last year, and now she's helping raise funds for a planned recovery house.

A Jr High School about what happens during those last few days of school that are still considered "instructional".

A long time volunteer and community builder has been has been recognised by the Governor General. She's been involved with health care and culture within the Mi'kmaq community.

We'll hear about the brown marmorated stink bug and why Islanders are being asked to keep an eye out for them. Christine Noronha is a researcher in etymology with Agriculture and Agri-food Canada