New Brunswickers are looking to get their hands on rapid tests, but for some, it's been a struggle. We learn more about the Red Cross' Stop the Spread campaign - aiming to provide rapid tests in hard to reach communities.

Today we tag along with Alain Clavette on a Christmas Bird count in Memramcook.

If you, or someone in your household, is a gamer then you'll want to hear our next interview. Associate Producer Danielle McCreadie talks to CBC's gaming expert Jonathan Ore about his picks for the best of 2021.

A comedian from Miramichi is gearing up to film a new television show, alongside several comedic talents from across the country. Jimmy MacKinley will be the co-lead actor and a writer on The Canoe Project. It's being shot in Newfoundland and Labrador in 2022, and will air on Bell channels across the country when it's done.

The holidays are almost here, but with COVID cases and variants on the rise, its feeling a bit like March 2020 again. How can we stay safe over the next couple of weeks? We'll get some advice from infectious disease specialist Dr. Lisa Barrett.

Cooking a Christmas turkey is an art, but it seems there's some science involved as well. Michael Edwards from Science East will join us to dig into the chemistry of your holiday dinner.

If there is one benefit to wearing masks, it's that it keeps our bad breath away, right? Wrong. The CBC's Mariam Mesbah tells us about mask mouth and what you can do about it.

Colleen Kitts-Goguen brings us another edition of Chapter & Verse. She tells us about Discovering the Movies in New Brunswick, a book that tells the stories of this province's movies and movie-makers over the decades.

New Brunswick will move to Level 2 on Monday, but in the meantime many are waiting in lines for rapid tests as they try to figure out if it's safe to go ahead with a holiday supper this weekend. Health Minister Dorothy Shephard joins us to talk about the province's rapid testing strategy.

Hundreds of people in downtown Fredericton took to the streets to protest the COVID-19 measures over the weekend and many of them carried large yellow stars -- the Star of David that Jewish people were forced to wear during the Holocaust. Many care calling it insensitive and unacceptable.