The province has announced its list of school projects for the next fiscal year. Renovations, expansions and new schools to ease the crowding. We'll speak with education minister Claire Johnson about the plans.

We had so much fun mixing holiday cocktails last week, that we're going for round two -- this time with the owner of the Provincial in Fredericton, Kanye Eustache. 

It appears the era of QMJHL hockey in the northeast may be coming to an end. Multiple news agencies are reporting the league is likely to approve the sale of the Acadie-Bathurst Titan to an ownership group which plans to move the team to St. John’s.

Florida doesn't have a winter like we do. But in recent years temperatures have dipped a bit lower by Florida standards, and that has caused issues for transplants like iguanas.

Jaclyn Reinhart has a new song she wrote and performed with partner Dagen Bendixon. It's called Christmas Light Drive.

While it no longer dominates the headlines, make no mistake, COVID-19 is still out there. There are still New Brunswickers catching the virus, and even dying of it.

Tomorrow evening the city of Fredericton is hosting an open house about the construction of a new so-called cycle track in the downtown area. Engineers working on the project will be on hand. The purpose of the track is to promote healthier transportation, the reduction of greenhouse gasses, and improve safety for cyclists.

It was a busy day in municipal politics yesterday. Byelections were held in 10 municipalities across the province. While most of the contests were for council seats, their was one mayoral race. Romeo Bourque was elected mayor of Beausoleil, which includes the communities of Cocagne and Grande-Digue.

Cirque du Soleil's latest production takes place on ice and it's coming to Saint John in the New Year. New Brunswick's own Shaun Sawyer has a featured role in the show. Shaun grew up in Edmundston and went on to compete for Canada internationally placing 12th at the Olympics in Torino in 2006.

Homesteader Mark Trealout is knee deep in the planning process for next year's garden. While continuing to enjoy the fruits of his labour.