Moncton Mayor Dawn Arnold and Caroline Lubbe-D'Arcy of the group Stop Spraying New Brunswick react to the news that JD Irving plans to spray glyphosate near the Turtle Creek reservoir.

CBC reporter Shane Fowler speaks with Josh Tompkins of the Department of Tourism who are proposing an expansion to the Parlee BEach swim zone. and Pointe du Chêne Resident Andy Malolepszy reacts to the proposal.

Moncton's Mike Maillet and his ensemble will be performing "Entropie", a jazz fusion show this Sunday at the Aberdeen Cultural Centre.

The Atlantic Ballet Theatre hosts its second Downtown Dances event in Moncton today with more than 150 citizens taking part in the show.

In 1967, five teenagers from the United States made the trip to Moncton with the goal of becoming the first to surf the tidal bore of the Petitcodiac River.

Ambulance New Brunswick disputes claims the ambulance service is using so-called 'exemptions' to fudge its response time statistics.

The Amherst landmark, Dayle’s Department store, formerly Margolians and the Two Barkers, reopened last fall as Dayle’s Grand Market after sitting empty for nine months. It’s now home to seven businesses.

Dan Noel, portfolio manager with Wyverstone Capitol and I-A Securities in Moncton explains how some proposed changes to federal taxes will affect small business owners.

Gregg Ingersoll, superintendant for the Anglophone East School District says the Anglophone East School District is desperate for French immersion supply teachers.

Kris Austin, leader of the People's Alliance Party and Janice Michaud talk with the CBC's Catherine Harrop about the long wait time for ambulances in rural New Brunswick.