Another New Brunswicker is appearing on this season of Dragon's Den. We talk to young entrepreneur Curtis Kennedy about the product he hopes to get an investment for.

Michael Edwards of Science explains why it's impossible to keep your Christmas lights from getting tangled up. There is actual physics behind the problem!

Air Canada is suspending more flights in Atlantic Canada, including Saint John and Fredericton. We talk to Derrick Stanford with the Saint John Airport about how those cuts are going to impact the region.

Stargazing is a good way to get outside this winter, and there are a couple of big events coming up. Chris Curwin of Astronomy by the Bay tells us all about them.

The Conservation Council is concerned that NB Power isn't taking climate change seriously enough in its future planning. We talk to Louise Comeau with the Council.

The federal government says Canada will have doses of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine by the end of the month, pending Health Canada approval. We talk to Dr. Iris Gorfinkel about how vaccines can be approved so quickly and what it means to Canadians.

We get some book recommendations for young readers from librarian Candace Hare. She has some ideas that will comfort and uplift - something we all could use more of right now.

The Ring-a-Bell campaign for youth mental health takes place every year, during the first week of December. Cindy Miles with Dots NB tells us why talking about mental health is so important, especially for youth.

A new working group established by the province sets out to look into the TRC reports Calls to Action. Regional Chief Roger Augustine is a co-chair - we'll hear from him.

Christmas tree farms are seeing a big boost in their business this year. We'll talk to one farm in the Moncton area - Boyle's Family Farm - on why Christmas cheer is so important this year.