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If you want to use a midwife during your pregnancy and birth in New Brunswick, your only option is in Fredericton. But that's something advocates would like to change. A third party report was done last year, analyzing the success of the midwifery program in Fredericton. And it came up with a number of recommendations, including expanding the program province wide. Green MLA Megan Mitton brought this up in the Legislature last week, tabling a motion to immediately implement recommendations from the report.
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What will America's tariffs and Canada's counter-tariffs mean for New Brunswick? UNB's Herb Emery will join us.
New Brunswick shares a land border with Maine, and many of those communities share deep relationships. So, how will an incoming trade war affect people on either side? We speak with St. Stephen Mayor Allan MacEachern.
Local alcohol producers won't have to contend with American competition as provinces look for ways to hit the US back, but interprovincial trade barriers still make it difficult to sell into other provinces. We'll speak with one distiller about his experience.
We'll gather our panel of politics watchers to talk about last night's state of the province address as well as the tariff threat.
Our birder learns about new research on contaminants in ducks in the northeastern United States.
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