Provincial archivist Josh Green talks about pieces created between the 1750s and the 1840s.

When the pandemic hit, the Tantramar Seniors college decided to move its activities online. The college offers a multitude of courses for people over the age of 50. With the fall semester a success, the college is offering double the courses for the winter semester.

The latest issue of Time Magazine includes an exciting list: the Best Inventions of 2020. The kind of inventions that change how we live - the magazine proclaims. Michael Edwards at Science East has been reviewing the list, and he joins us with his take!

We hear all about a new exhibit in downtown Charlottetown celebrating the life of beloved local actor and character Bill McFadden.

The holidays are going to be a lot different this year. what impact does it have on us when we can't celebrate our familiar rituals? We talk to Dalhousie sociology professor Chris Helland about the connection that tradition and rituals have on our identity and wellbeing.

Several of the ski hills around the province opened up this weekend. We'll check in with Crabbe Mountain and Sugarloaf about what skiers can expect this season, and why skiing is a great COVID-friendly activity.

The province announced funding for affordable housing in Moncton.

Chantale Bellemare of the Moncton Public Library gives her book suggestions.

It's been a very different year at the Stepping Stone Seniors Centre in Fredericton. We'll talk to a board member about what the centre is doing to keep holiday spirits high this year.

It was a busy week in the Legislature again this week. We'll gather our panel of politics watchers to go over the news.