Public health officials say there are now at least 5 cases of measles in the province and they are declaring an outbreak in Health Zone 3. We reach that region's medical officer of health.

This week our birder Alain Clavette sits down with Paul Bogaard to hear the story of the Chignecto Rose.

We gather our panel of politics watchers to discuss the latest in politics. 

This week on What's Cooking, we'll speak with chef Will Thornton at William and Water in St. Andrews. He's got an ingredient in mind that adds a little salty umami to any dish -- fish sauce!

The Upper River Valley Hospital has been sharing a portable MRI machine with the Campbellton area. But thanks to a lot of fundraising, they're getting a permanent machine. We'll find out what it means for patients and staff.

It's cold and flu season and many New Brunswickers are looking to get their shots, including the updated COVID vaccine. We'll check in with the pharmacists association to get an understanding of the roll out so far.

You've likely heard the phrase scared to death. But Is that actually possible -- to be scared to death? Michael Edwards with Science East looks at the science behind some classic horror tropes. 

Trick-or-treaters just love a well decorated home, with maybe a nice pumpkin and a few skeletons. There's a neighbourhood in Saint John though that's well known for its holiday spirit. We'll speak with one homeowner who built a whole carnival in the front yard -- complete with a ferris wheel and a train.

Nearly 5000 patients responded to a survey last year about their stay in a New Brunswick hospital. The New Brunswick Health Council has been analyzing the results, and they have come up with six key areas where improvement would make a real difference. We'll talk to Stephane Robichaud, CEO of the Health Council.

Mark Trealout is continuing to prepare his garden beds and shrubs for winter. We'll visit him in the yard and hear what he's up to.