When it comes to the job search, networking is important. But it doesn't always come naturally for many people.Career educator Shauna Cole gives us her tips.

Health Minister Dorothy Shephard responds to new restrictions as a result of rising cases and the Omicron variant. School children from kindergarten to Grade 6 will begin their Christmas break early and movie theatres, casinos and some other businesses are moving to 50 per cent capacity limit.

We've all noticed the higher prices at the supermarket. Your food budget just doesn't buy what it used to. With prices expected to increase another 5 - 7 percent next year, what does that mean for food banks? We check in with the Peter McKee Community Centre in Moncton. And we'll get some tips everyone can use to save a little money at the till.

We gather our panel of politics watchers to go over the week's news - from the government's COVID response to ongoing issues at the Sackville Hospital, and everything in between.

Birder Alain Clavette brings us the second part of his conversation with esteemed author Peter Harrison.

Pharmacists were surprised to hear the Premier announce a change in the policy for third doses yesterday. It seems if you're over 50, and you'll hit the 6 month mark since your second shot in December, you can call to make an appointment now. That doesn't mean you'll get one though. We speak with Jake Reid of the Pharmacists Association.

Moonshine Creek has become famous for their collaborations with other local businesses. Who can forget the Chicken Bone Liqueur mania back in 2019? Their latest partner is Crosby's molasses. We get the details from the distillery's co-founder Jeremiah Clark.

It's December, and the holidays are right around the corner. If you have a gamer on your list, there's plenty they are likely excited about. It's been awhile since Associate Producer Danielle McCreadie has been able to talk about video games. That changes today. She walks us through some things she's got her eye on.

Two butcher shops in Fredericton are going head to head again this holiday season to see who can raise the most money for a turkey drive. We talk to the owners of Victory Meat Market and Peters Meat Market about the ongoing rivalry.

UNB is launching a new program for licensed practical nurses in the Miramichi area. They will be able to study to become a registered nurse without leaving their community. We speak with the dean of nursing Dr. Lorna Butler.