We talk to New Brunswick-born actor Thomas Duplissie about his first starring role in the upcoming movie 'Jump, Darling.' He stars alongside legendary actress Cloris Leachman, who died just last week.

Cruise ships won't be allowed in Canadian waters until 2022. We check in with Port Saint John for their reaction.

The ocean is a busy place, and a noisy place - even fish contribute to the symphony under the sea. Science columnist Torah Kachur explains what new research has to say about that, and why protecting that soundscape is important to preserving our oceans.

If you're getting bored with the games at your place, we got some great suggestions that are good for the whole family from Travis Grant at Unplugged Board Game Cafe.

Many people have decided to learn a new skill during the pandemic and Saa Andrew has a suggestion for your next new talent. He's teaching people how to play the African drum.

With the COVID-19 case count climbing in Zone 4, the Edmundston region, the province is looking for help. The Department of Social Development is asking for staff who can work in those nursing homes.

Pam Novak at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute talks about groundhogs and gives a warning about an infectious disease in birds as well.

New Brunswick students had a "snow day" today, meaning some high schoolers are starting their second semester a bit late. The CBC's Rachel Cave will join us to go through some of the confusion parents, students and teachers are dealing with this week.

You might think of disc golf as a warm weather activity. Turns out there are plenty of players up for a round even in the snow! We'll talk to one of them - Alain Levesque.

The Manoir Belle Vue nursing home in Edmundston is dealing with an outbreak, and its kitchen has since closed down. Students at CCNB's Culinary program have stepped up to help make home cooked meals. We talk to their chef and teacher - Sylvain Boucher.