A new challenge is calling on runners to circle the distance of the province- all while staying on roads in their communities. The virtual course is a 1,200 kilometre loop from Clair to Saint John to Campbellton. Donald Wade with Run NB tells us all about it.

Our birder Alain Clavette has the second part of his interview with David Allen Sibley. Today the focus is Sibley's new book - "What It's Like to be a Bird."

The Northside Market in Fredericton will be making a comeback later this year! We talk to longstanding vendor Tim Chishom about the return.

Sea shanties seem to be all the rage right now. We talk to Gary Caines of Saint John band Before the Mast about the history behind the songs, and the need to keep them alive.

Associate producer Danielle McCreadie tells us about the games she thinks had the biggest cultural impact in 2020.

Maritime Bus has put off cutting a handful of New Brunswick routes for another two weeks. We talk to Edmundston's deputy mayor about the impact the possible cuts could have on his community, and what solutions are being discussed.

Mount Allison University is loaning two of its ultra low temperature freezers to the province to help with vaccine storage. We hear more from the school's Dean of Science, Amanda Cockshutt.

I'm sure some of you had to scrape ice off your cars at some point this week. Ice on the outside is manageable, but ice on the inside of your windshield is just the worst. Michael Edwards with Science East will tell us why that happens, and how to stop it.

The NHL returns this week, but New Brunswick teams in the Q-League are still stuck at practice. We spoke to Sea Dogs president and manager Trevor Georgie about what lies ahead.

Moncton musician Robert Thomas has been working on a number of songs with friends like Ray Legere. He released the first single - Twilight - this week. He told us all about it.