Campbellton singer-songwriter Emilie Landry performed at the Music New Brunswick Awards last week. We talk to her about that experience and her newly released album called Enfiler mes Bottes or Put my Boots On.

Moncton economist and public policy consultant Richard Saillant says the Higgs government's Speech from the Throne lacks vision and compassion. He explained why.

Who doesn't love a good book? We're kicking off a new segment here on Shift, getting reading recommendations from the experts - librarians! Today, they'll share their top picks in the suspense genre, just in time for Halloween.

TikTok is more than just for watching the latest dance trend. Associate producer and tech columnist Danielle McCreadie speaks to Nazima Walji, a producer at CBC Education, about how teachers are increasingly using TikTok as an educational tool.

Theatre New Brunswick is gearing up for its first fall performance since before the pandemic. We'll take you to one of the rehearsals for 'Bluebirds,' a new play by Governor General's award winning playwright Vern Thiessen.

Imagine you got the call to play with a famous musician when he's in town. Someone like - of I Don't know - Michale Bublé? That's exactly what happened to some local musicians who took the stage over the weekend in Moncton. We'll find out how it happened.

More than 20 churches have joined forces to organize a Socktober campaign, gathering socks for needy feet in Miramichi. We spoke with one of the organizers, Paula Trueman.

A new federal disability credit has passed second reading. We'll get the details and what it could mean for disabled New Brunswickers from Ability NB's Haley Flaro.

With Halloween nearly upon us, Danielle McCreadie has been chasing down ghost stories. Today her travels took her to UNB's Memorial Hall where she met a security guard with a story to tell.

It's Friday, and while the Legislature isn't sitting this week, there's plenty to talk about. We'll gather our panel of politics watchers.