Zone 3 - the largest health zone in the province - is heading back to the orange phase. We'll get some reaction from McAdam Mayor Ken Stannex, as well as Fredericton Fire Chief Dwayne Killingbeck.

We're starting another feature segment this week, this time about games! Both the video kind and the classic table top kind. Associate producer Danielle McCreadie will join us to talk technology with the release of two brand new gaming consoles.

A New Brunswick production is in the spotlight in Toronto's Cinefranco international film festival. We hear from Francine Hebert about how the film took her Bathurst to France.

Today on Homegrown - we with Tim Livingstone at Strawberry Hill Farm to reflect on what has been a challenging season for many in the industry.

An Oromocto High School gym teacher has recently won an award for making his gym a welcoming space for students of all abilities. We'll hear from "Mr. B" as well as the school's athletic director.

Michael Edwards of Science East had kidney stones this week, and his visit to the hospital left him with time to research - what else - stone science!

Saint John businesses can stay open under the more restrictive orange-level... but some are voluntarily closing as cases rise. We talk to the owner of two Uptown shops on why she closed her doors.

We're starting a new feature here on Shift. Every Tuesday, we'll tell you all about what outdoor activities you should try this winter to stay healthy and happy. First up - cross country skiing! We talk to the president of the Codiac Cross Country Ski Club.

Students at Rothesay Netherwood School have been prepping hard for their theatre debut - virtually. Next week, their production of High School Musical goes up online - we'll talk to Drama teacher Dayna Ellis.

In the early days of the pandemic, landlords were prohibited from evicting tenants who suddenly couldn't pay their rents. Now that order is over, and some tenants are facing eviction and a tight rental market. We talk to Green Party MLA Megan Mitton about what she'd like to see the government do to help.