On this week's show: New Brunswick finds itself on the horns of a dilemma with new tarrifs imposed on softwood lumber exports while the other Atlantic provinces get an exemption and one man wants to make it easier on pet-owners when disaster strikes.

In this week's show: A look back on the Great Fire of Saint John 140 years later and a permanent tribute to a retiring vice principal.

On this week's edition of Pulse NB: A village's community spirit shines after a loss, a call to action from a national agency, and events involving darts & flowers.

Advice in case you find yourself face to face with a moose, our region needs more immigrants and why the Disney Cruise line chose this city as a destination.

Untitled audio project by Acadia Broadcasting Limited

The province examines future energy options, some beer-drinkers rejoice and a company based in the Windy city is setting up in NB.

Grade 5 students at Chris Saunders Memorial Elementary School in Quispamsis have been taking part in a program called Entrepreneurial Adventure. Bea Allen says her students have been learning how to run their own business while helping kids in need at the same time.

Property owners who feel they're being ripped off by their assessments are getting moral support, a warning on seniors being kept in hospitals too long, and what kind of summer will we have?

A complex drug case in Saint John reaches its end before the courts and two stories involving ships from New Brunswick's past and present

Anxiety among homeowners in New Brunswick as the deadline to pay property tax bills nears and a call for the provincial policy on closing schools to be changed.