Olympic hurdler Craig Thorne tells us about making the team headed for Paris and how he turned things around this year. 

There are fewer than 90 days before the provincial election and that means parties need to provide information about how much their campaign promises might cost. We check in with Paul Harpelle with Elections NB for the details.

Maple syrup producers are worried about an outbreak of forest tent caterpillars in the northwest.

We speak with a forest ecologist about whether there's reason for concern.

Have you thought about putting your house on the market in the summer? Jake Palmer shares his advice. 

Communities in Bloom is celebrating its 30th year and over the next two weeks, judges are visiting several communities in the province. We speak with judge Berta Briggs. 

It's been a hot and humid week in much of the province, so how is Mark Trelout's garden responding? We'll talk about that, and get some advice on picking the right hoe for the job.

The Notable Acts festival begins this week with 16 new plays by New Brunswick playwrights.

We speak with artistic director Len Falkenstein for the details. 

A survey of the Chignecto Isthmus found undisturbed forests and some rare plants. We'll speak with the organization that did the survey about what was found and how the information may be used for conservation efforts in the future. 

A national women's under 18 football championship is underway in Fredericton. Oliver Pearson looks at the growth of the sport in the province. 

We speak with communications and public policy expert Jamie Gillies about the last two weeks in American politics, from an attempted assassination to president Biden bowing out from the upcoming election.