Rachel Schofield Martin describes the program she founded that's teaching students from kindergarten to grade 8 about preparing food from scratch.

Science columnist Torah Kachur has new research that shows flame retardant chemicals in our furniture, electronic devices etc are spread to our hands and around our homes.

We're asking you to name our Shift fox and tell us a story about him. The fox was made by needle felt artist Katrina Isbell-Floyd, aka Bella McBride. And we've enlisted the help of someone who knows about stories to choose the winner of the contest. Candace Hare is a director at the Nashwaaksis branch of the Fredericton Public Library and specializes in youth services.

In Amy Spurway's first novel 'Crow,' main character Stacey Fortune returns home to Cape Breton after she's diagnosed with several inoperable brain tumours. Everyone in town is convinced her family is cursed. But while the novel may sound dark, it's full of wit and humour.

Two cars of a Via Rail train derailed near Coal Branch, about 46 kilometres northwest of Moncton. Noone was hurt. But the two cars went through the driveway of Troy Kaye, and stopped not far from his neighbour's home.

Every year, the Atlantic Wildlife Institute takes in lots of orphaned animals, discovered by people cleaning out their sheds and cottages. Director Pam Novak has some ideas to help reduce that number.

Shawn Corey and Jordan Grant have made music together for two decades. The St. Andrews duo Tuckersfield just released a new single. Off The Grid was inspired by one of their favourite New Brunswick breweries, Off Grid Ales, in Harvey Lake.

Jessica Ryan passed away on March 30. A former city councillor and founding president of the Bathurst Regional Museum, Ryan was known for her passion and hard work, and an overall commanding presence. Nancy Culligan-Brunner is the current president of the Bathurst museum, and worked closely with Ryan.

Music New Brunswick is making changes to its awards categories. Executive director Jean Surette said a refresh was warranted as the industry is changing and many artists fit more than one description.

A daily prayer has been a part of New Brunswick's legislative assembly for 200 years. But not everyone thinks it still has its place in politics. Green Party MLA Kevin Arseneau has been absenting himself during its reading, and plans to introduce a motion next month to ban it.