Shift (NB)

New Brunswick shares a land border with Maine, and many of those communities share deep relationships. So, how will an incoming trade war affect people on either side? We speak with St. Stephen Mayor Allan MacEachern.

Our birder learns about new research on contaminants in ducks in the northeastern United States.

The U.S. could impose tariffs on Canadian goods as soon as tomorrow...or at least that is what the president has threatened. We'll speak with the co-CEO of Mrs. Dunster's about how that business is preparing.

We'll gather our panel of politics watchers to talk about last night's state of the province address as well as the tariff threat.

Alan Barbour of Ducks Aren't Real in Sackville talks about microgreens and how to grow them in these cold winter months. 

Gregory Marchildon is in Fredericton to talk about his new book.

It's called Tommy Douglas and the Quest for Medicare in Canada. 

It's a great time to do a little star gazing with the planets in alignment. Chris Curwin will join us to talk about that and a couple of events in Hampton and Saint John

Pam Novak at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute is caring for a young snowy owl found in very rough condition near Shediac.

Fundy Albert has another change in its local leadership, after its deputy mayor suddenly resigned this week. We'll hear what's in store for the municipality, and how residents are feeling about all the transition.

New Brunswick businesses have a few weeks to look for unclaimed property in their books and report it, so that people can find money they may have forgotten. We checked in with Marissa Sollows at the Financial and Consumer Services Commission.