Shift (NB)

As the world's population grows, so to does the need for expanding food production. But, how can we better balance those needs with the environment. A new study out is suggesting some ways both can better co-exist. Science columnist Torah Kachur shares the details.

The Joint Economic Development Initiative is educating Indigenous youth about the trades with a new project. The CBC's Isabelle Leger went to see what JEDI's Trades Trailer was all about.

Joe Grass left Moncton a number of years ago for Montreal. He's been making music there for years on his own, and with big names like the Barr Brothers. He joins us to talk about his new album Falcon's Heart.

By the end of the year, the province will have an implied housing deficit of over 10,000 units, according to a new report by economist David Campbell. We reach him to learn more.

Pam Novak at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute joins us to talk about the babies that are with her this year.

Mount Allison University researcher Issac Acker is placing some turtle traps in the Tantramar area. He's trying to find out if there are snapping or painted turtles in the area.

Every summer here on Shift we focus on ways to get outside and enjoy the fresh air, maybe even get a little exercise. Jordan Fournier is the president of Canoe Kayak NB and a Paddle Canada Moving Water Instructor.

The New Brunswick Women's Council is asking the province to halt its review of policy 713, as LGBTQ+ people and communities continue to experience backlash. Beth Lyons is the Executive Director of the New Brunswick Women's Council.

As of Monday afternoon, firefighters were still battling a forest fire in the Charlotte County area. We reached Brad Henderson, the mayor of St. Andrews, for an update.

New Brunswick's table tennis team is just back from a big competition in Newfoundland where they won a bunch of medals. We hear all about it from the team's head coach MIchel Ichiy.