Two-time Juno winner Dominique Fils-Aimé is coming to New Brunswick, with a show at Imperial Theatre on Saturday. Host Emily Brass speaks with her about her music and the influences that helped her find her unique voice and sound.

UNB Saint John is hosting an Indigenous Film Festival this week, including a documentary on the late Murray Sinclair is screening tonight. Host Emily Brass speaks with Todd Ross, the film festival coordinator, acting Piluwitahasuwin and associate vice president of Indigenous engagement at UNBSJ.

Quispamsis town council wants to get rolling on a transit plan for their community. Host Emily Brass speaks with Coun. Mike Biggar, who is chair of the town transportation committee and vice-chair of the Fundy Regional Service Commission's transportation committee.

The federal government has cut the number of allocated spaces for economic immigrants this year in half. Host Emily Brass speaks with Mohamed Bagha, managing director of the Saint John Newcomers Centre, about what that could mean for the region.

A new program at the New Brunswick Community College in Saint John will train wind and solar technicians over two years. Host Emily Brass speaks with Jodi Stringer, Dean of the School of Engineering Technologies at NBCC Saint John about the program and the need for it.

New host Emily Brass has explored some of the many hiking trails around this region. This morning she speaks with avid hiker and a local trail consultant Jane McCulloch to find out about other great winter hikes, and some tips for exploring southwest New Brunswick.

The committee working to bring the Canada Summer Games to the Saint John and Moncton regions is poised to submit its bid. The games represent the largest amateur multi-sport event in the country. Host Emily Brass speaks with bid committee co-chair Bill MacMackin.

Construction to restore the 200-year-old tower of Saint John's oldest church is underway. Now the race is on to preserve the historic Stone Church and raise the capital to complete the project. Rev. Jasmine Chandra updates host Emily Brass on the work being done and how the fundraising is going.

More and more New Brunswick communities are taking it upon themselves to recruit doctors. Now Saint John city councillor Greg Norton has a come up with a plan to reel in young docs and avoid competing with our provincial neighbours. He speaks with Steven Webb about the plan.

Birdwatching with the Hampton Nature Club at Spooner Island kicks off tomorrow's Fundy Winterfest events in Hampton. Local naturalist Paul Martin is leading the walk and he speaks with Steven Webb about what you might see out there this time of year.