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Spring has brought a few flowers and flowering shrubs to life in our area. It's the time to get some important jobs done around the yard. We get some advice from landscaping pro, Jim Landry.

The biggest made in New Brunswick film in decades has been shooting at locations around Saint John: Prince William Street, the Aquatic Centre, a historic mansion in Mount Pleasant. The film is called Unseen, and we'll meet the star, Taylor Olsen, and two producers hoping it signals a new era for the local film industry.

Public Safety Minister Kris Austin says stiffer penalties changes will free up the courts for other issues.Host Julia Wright speaks with Criminal Defence Lawyer David Lutz to get his take on the changes and higher penalties.

New Brunswick students will have to follow a stricter cell phone policy starting this fall. Host Julia Wright speaks with the superintendent of Anglophone South, Derek O'Brien, about how cell phones will be managed in the classroom starting in September.

Mysterious figures in the mirror. A cradle rocking by itself. Weird things have been seen at Loyalist House in uptown Saint John, according Bradley Monks a paranormal investigator who lives in Back Bay. He tells Julia Wright all about the a ghost hunt happening in uptown Saint John tonight.

Streaming and film columnist Lisa Hrabluk is just back from Hot Docs, North America’s largest documentary film festival. She speaks with host Julia Wright about a film that uses AI to tell a one-of-a-kind story about one-of-a-kind musician Brian Eno.