Shift (NB)

We've been sharing new Brunswick's ghost stories this October. Today, we take you to Miramichi to learn about the ghost of Sister Marie, a headless nun who haunts the area.

Flu shot season is upon us once again, meaning time to roll up those sleeves. We speak with Jake Reid, executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists Association.

A big news story this week - Dominic Cardy resigns from his position as education minister after four years. We'll gather our panel of politics watchers to discuss the impact.

Domonic Cardy has resigned from his position as Education Minister, in a scathing letter to the Premier. We'll hear the Premier's reaction to that letter, and get some political analysis from poli-sci professor J.P. Lewis.

Landlords are warning that if the 3.8 percent cap is extended past this year, it will hurt housing availability. The head of the New Brunswick Apartment Owners Association joins host Khalil Akhtar.

A big neon icon in downtown Sackville is getting a new home. We'll find out where the Mel's Tearoom sign is heading next.

As the port of Belledune continues its effort to become a hydrogen exporter, we'll ask why some climate researchers are saying 'slow down'.

Associate producer Danielle McCreadie has been digging into the tech industry here in NB, and speaking to some of the people carving out a space for themselves in tech. Today, she speaks with Fredericton data analyst Ray Harris.

NB Power is asking for an 8.9% rate hike for all its customers. But there is an exception to that for the province's pulp and paper mills. The CBC's Robert Jones will explain why.

A big shake up in Hockey Canada today. But will it be enough to get them out of hot water? We'll speak to St. Thomas University sociologist Kristi Allain about changing hockey culture, one step at a time.