There's a new piece of tech that's helping road safety advocates gather data. Nick Cameron of Saint John tells us all about it.

We humans can bundle up during the winter to stay warm, but what do birds do to protect themselves? Alain Clavette has some answers for us.

Michelle McLean is a poet in Bath, New Brunswick and author of the new book 'When Pigs Fly.' Her 12-year-old daughter Sophie Arseneau illustrated the book. We'll hear from them both.

This year would have been the 25th anniversary of Christmas in the Village of Gagetown. With the pandemic, it wasn't possible to do it in quite the same way. Instead, the village planned the 12 weekends of Christmas all taking place outdoors at the farmer's market. We get the details from the local Chamber of Commerce president Paul Mennier.

We talk to Fredericton woman Trish Hirschkorn who has come up with a creative way to stay connected with family over the holidays.

Our guest this week is the owner and operator of the Rocky Lemon. They hope to cater events in the coming months - but for now the focus is on holiday baking and pop tarts

We continue our weekly conversation about games with a Dutch classic - Sjoelbak!

Christmas and the Nutcracker Ballet. It's as much of a tradition as eating candy canes and decorating the tree. While COVID has forced the cancellation of most in-person performances this season, all is not lost. We'll speak to Heather Ogden, Principal Dancer with the National Ballet of Canada about what the Company is doing to keep the tradition alive.

A bald eagle is being treated for lead poisoning at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute. Pam Novak joins us with more.

What do changes to our climate mean for our social and economic stability? We'll speak to the author of a new report from the Canadian Institute for Climate Choices about the costs of climate change and where Atlantic Canada factors in.