Shift (NB)

As some companies trial new multi-cancer detection tests, health columnist Dr. Iris Gorfinkel joins us for a look at what the technology offers and its pitfalls

The Green Pig Country Market in Salisbury was destroyed by a fire 10 months ago. We reach its co-owner Dawn Beckwith to find out how the reconstruction process is going.

Our political panel gathers this week to talk about the review of Policy 713, clean fuel regulations and the wildfire situation in the province.

Liam Caines left his home on the Kingston Peninsula in Grade 11 to study at the Royal Winnipeg Ballet School. That was 20 years ago and now he's coming back home.

This week our birder heads out in the field with a beginner birder.

A new exhibit at the Resurgo Place in Moncton aims to help people understand what refugees experience when they're forced to leave their homes. The CBC's Mariam Mesbah has that story.

Saint John Energy is working towards its Zero 30 Energy Action Plan. We talk to the utility's president and CEO Ryan Mitchell about what that entails.

The 20th annual Gathering of the Scots takes place in Perth-Andover on Saturday. There will be pipers piping and lots of feats of athleticism. We talk to the gathering's founder Rod McIntosh.

The Sophia Recovery Centre has found a new home in the north end of Saint John. And, the provincial government is funding half of the renovation costs. We talk to the centre's director Julie Atkinson.

The Gaia Project has published a book to educate children about climate change. Program Director Guylaine Doucet-Ferguson shares how Swallow Finds a Nest came about.