Shift (NB)

The best wheelchair basketball athletes from New Brunswick, and the best wheelchair basketball athletes from PEI combined forces over the weekend. The team took the bronze at the National Junior Championship in Charlottetown. We speak with the team's coach - Adam Loo.

Lupins sure are pretty, and they're everywhere at this time of year. lupins! But are the beautiful flowers bad for your garden? We get the lowdown from the Invasive Species Council.

We visit the provincial archives to find out about some very unusual posters. They look like wanted posters from an old western - but where the gunslingers' portraits would be...there are instead portraits of horses. We'll get the details from archivist Jonathan Bowie.

Vanessa Vander Valk takes us to the Hayes Farm in Fredericton, where they're teaching children about gardening and growing.

Our Friday political panel is set to talk New Brunswick politics. It's been a busy week as the Legislature wraps up for the summer -- plenty to talk about.

Alain Clavette held a little birding event in Memramcook this past weekend, gathering birders both seasoned and new, young and old, to take part in his favourite activity.

Indigenous Chiefs in New Brunswick are feeling let down, after a motion to recognize Reconciliation Day as a statutory holiday passed, but with some controversial language. We'll hear from Tobique Chief Ross Perley.

Many people know Sugarloaf for its picturesque ski-hills. But in the summer, those slopes belong to the mountain bikers. We'll learn more about mountain biking at Sugarloaf, on our new summer column dedicated to the sport.

A night of movies under the stars - Greg Hemmings tells us about the Outdoor Outdoor Film Festival, premiering Friday evening in Saint John.

Gasoline prices are not the only thing that may affect your summer vacation plans. If you're looking to rent a car, you may be out of luck. Rental cars are in short supply across the country, and increased demand has also made them more expensive to rent. CBC reporter Mariam Mesbah tells us about the challenges in our region.