Investigative reporter Karissa Donkin has canvassed municipal leaders in our region and obtained records of citizen complaints about the RCMP service. Many of them allegations of neglect of duty, a common theme across the province that municipalities feel the level of service has dropped over the years.

The Canadian Medical Association says government should scrap sick note requirements in workplaces, for minor illnesses like colds.It says eliminating the notes could prevent millions of unnecessary health-care interactions a year. Dr. Mike Simon weighs in.

Host Rachel Cave gets an update on the construction work underway on some busy Saint John streets with Kevin O'Brien, municipal engineer with the City of Saint John.

Donald Trump has won the U.S. presidential election. Rachel Cave speaks with Michael Shephard, political editor for the Bangor Daily News, to break down the results as they stand.

Saint Andrews Mayor Brad Henderson speaks with host Rachel Cave about protecting historic homes and buildings in the town now and into the future through a new heritage conservation bylaw.

We get some perspective on the U.S. election from New Brunswicker Suzanne Doyle-Yerxa. She was born and grew up in the states, and still has family south of the border. She speaks with host Rachel Cave about how this election is playing out in her life and her family.

John Dornan is the province's new minister of health.

Author, Wanda Baxter, is originally from the Kingston Peninsula and has a new children's book out, all about wildlife rescuer, Hope Swinimer, founder of Hope for Wildlife in Nova Scotia.

Chavah Lindsay had to create a one-of-a-kind design out of bathroom tissue. 

Aaron Kennedy is the MLA for Quispamsis who unseated the former premier and is now minister of local government and minister responsible for Service New Brunswick.