We talk to the man behind some snow masterpieces in Edmundston, which he created with his own two feet - strapped into snow shoes of course.

Where has been no shortage of news this week in New Brunswick. We gathered our panel of politics watchers to go through some of it.

Zone 4 will be entering a lockdown at midnight tomorrow. That's after another 19 cases were reported in the zone today. We'll hear from the mayors of Edmundston and Grand Falls.

Part 3 of Alain Clavette's conversation with author and birding rock star David Allan Sibley.

Our science columnist Torah Katchur has some new information on why cats love catnip!

Nothing beats a good old PB and J sandwich, right? But when you eat them every day, the peanut butter starts to taste a wee bit bland. Or at least it did to Mark Legere. He started East Coast Cravings about three months ago, a family-run company adds a little zest to the sandwich staple. Mark is our guest on Homegrown this week.

If you think Scrabble is old and tired - think again! A Scrabble aficionado explains her love of the game in our get gaming series.

The red phase has changed since last spring, but businesses like gyms and hair dressers are still greatly impacted. We'll hear from a handful of people across the province about how these new restrictions are impacting them.

Nearly every hospital in the province is over its occupancy target. That's despite the fact that there are just two COVID-19 patients in the hospital. We'll talk to the New Brunswick Medical Society about its capacity concerns.

We'll talk to a Moncton figure skater who typically would be on tour with Disney on Ice right about now, but has still found ways to keep spinning.