First Nations Chiefs sat down with the Premier today, renewing their call for an inquiry into systemic racism in New Brunswick. We talked with Alan Polchies, Chief of the St. Mary's First Nation about that meeting.

The Lupine Market is a new night market in Hampton that will feature local farmers, makers, bakers, and more, all with a focus on sustainability. We talked to co-founders Gill Cormier and Liz Malatestinic during our Homegrown segment today.

Bubble trouble at the border is causing headaches for truckers in the region. We'll speak with the Atlantic Provinces Trucking Association.

The Elsipogtog First Nation is ready to welcome tourists this summer, with the opening of its Mi'kmaq Heritage Path Tour. The tour takes guests on a guided learning experience, to gain a deeper understanding of Mi'kmaq culture. To tell us more we've reached Anna Marie Weir with the Mi'kmaq Cultural Centre in Elsipogtog.

A group of Parliamentarians is calling for an inquiry into what they say is an increasing number of deaths during wellness checks. Fredericton MP Jenica Atwin is part of that group, and she joins us today on Shift.

Ever wondered what's so wise about wisdom teeth? Or the real application of the appendix?Apparently, our bodies contain many appendages and such that we no longer really need. Our science columnist Michael Edwards is here to tell us more.

A Saint John biologist has studied plastic in the waters of the Bay of Fundy in his area - we'll hear about his findings.

A new book about the Restigouche river looks at the storied history of the long and wild waterway. We have a conversation with author Philip Lee about the past -and the future of one of New Brunswick's most magnificent natural wonders.

Our cooking columnist Karen Mersereau with Hotel Paulin joins us this week to talk about what to do with all those sweet strawberries that are now in season.

A new study aims to provide the first-ever estimate of the quantity of micro-plastics in the ocean in Atlantic Canada. We'll speak with one of the researchers at the Coastal Action group.