We hear all about a new online resource that aims to help New Brunswick teachers diversify their lesson plans.

There's a massive dragon on the loose in Caraquet! It's long, green, and somehow breathing fire though it's made of snow! Local snow sculptor Jean-Pascal Brideau is behind it, we check in with him.

Drama students from four different institutions performing live over Zoom. We check in with the director of a very different Mount Allison theatre production.

Maritime Bus won't be cutting any routes this year after all, thanks to some funds from the provincial and federal governments. We hear what the deputy mayor of Edmundston has to say about the news.

Getting COVID messaging across to young people has proven difficult. But one group of local actors has made a catchy and creative song to help people remember!

We gather our panel of politics watchers to go over this week's news - pandemic spending, a new healthcare plan, and a report into the death of Rodney Levi last summer.

The Chandler House is a grand home in Dorchester built in 1831 for a father of confederation. The contents of the house are currently up for auction online. We hear a bit about the items up for bid from Key Auctions owner Jared Steeves.

Alain Clavette has met a couple of young birders just as passionate as he is. One of them spotted a lifer recently - Alain will tell us more.

Have you been finding it difficult to get forty winks the past couple of nights? Science columnist Torah Kachur says blame it on the moon! She explains what new research has to say on how the lunar cycle affects sleep.

This week on Homegrown, we learn about a new initiative that's helping women entrepreneurs expand their businesses online.