Our birder Alain Clavette took a recorder and a couple of friends along on this year's Christmas Bird Count in Memramcook.

Many businesses have suffered under the pandemic, others have found a way to thrive! We'll talk to a family owned lip balm company in Dieppe that made some big changes - and it's paid off.

We look at some ideas for board games you can play with the family this holiday season.

Elvis tribute artist Thane Dunn is offering up his "Christmas with the King" concert as a pay-per-view event to spread some joy this holiday season. And he's giving those living and working in nursing homes across Atlantic Canada free access.

Mary O'Neill-Delano's elementary music class at Nelson Rural School won top prize in their age category in CBC Music's Canadian Music Class Challenge!

Students in a yoga class at Riverview High School are writing letters and reaching out to seniors at McNair Manor this holiday season. We speak with three of the students involved.

Pam Novak has cared for hundreds of species of injured and orphaned animals at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute - but this week they admitted their first river otter!

Carolle de Ste-Croix of the Tantramar Covid-19 Task Force explains plans for all of Atlantic Canada to come together and make a little noise, share a little light, this Christmas Eve.

Fredericton author, illustrator and nurse Marla Lesage has a new picture book for children published by Orca that looks at all the ways people wear masks, including to keep others safe during a pandemic.

Fat biking is a way to keep cycling right through the winter months. Mike Kowalski of Fredericton has been doing it for years, and founded a group in the capital city.