Shift (NB)

The decision to overturn Roe v. Wade in the States has reignited conversations about abortion access in New Brunswick. We speak to Beth Lyons with the NB Women's Council.

Supplements like vitamins, collagen, and probiotics promise improved athletic performance, stronger joints, fewer fractures and even help tackling cancer. But the promises don’t always bear out in clinical research trials. Health contributor Dr. Iris GorfinkeI takes a look at which supplements are supported by the evidence.

A Moncton senior is passing along his love for fly fishing to an 11-year-old boy in his community, gifting him his 72 year old handmade fly fishing rod.

What's the reaction to the overturning of Roe v Wade here in Canada? We'll speak to an associate professor at UNB who has been watching the developments closely.

Alain Clavette was out birding in Woodstock recently and saw a rather fitting scene. While scouting at an abandoned high school in the area, he watched as a chimney swift made its way well...down a chimney! Alain will bring us along on the journey.

Today on our mountain biking column, we head to the trails in Bathurst, and learn about a women's mountain biking group that is helping build skills and confidence in new bikers.

Employers in the tourism sector are struggling to find workers. And this summer, they're facing another challenge -- where to house the staff they do hire. The CBC's Mariam Mesbah will tell us more.

We head to Negotquk First Nation to learn about their newly completed baseball diamond, and what the sport means to the community.

New Brunswick's systemic racism commissioner is keeping the reasons for shelving her interim report tightly sealed. The CBC's Nipun Tiwari will bring us up to date on that story.

We learn about a group in Fredericton connecting over their dedication to collecting toys - akin to the Beanie-baby craze. Our intern Nishat Chowdhury will introduce us to the world of Squishmallows.