The International Indigenous Fashion Week is coming to Paris in early March. It's a pretty coveted event - only eight designers are presenting. And this year, one of New Brunswick's own will be there. Ingrid Brooks is an artist from Indian Island, and the only one to represent both Mi'kmaq art and Atlantic Canada.

New Brunswick's Matt Andersen is releasing his tenth studio album "Halfway Home by Morning" on March 22. And then he's taking it on the road, heading to the UK and across Canada and the United States.

Glenwood musher Remy Leduc just completed his first round of the Yukon Quest. It's a 1,000-mile race across the ice from Whitehorse to Fairbanks, Alaska. Leduc completed the race but not without some trouble along the way.

Fredericton's Flourish Festival announced the lineup for the fifth edition of its music and arts event. This April, the festival welcomes 40 bands, 20 visual artists and a whole lot of fun pop-up events, says co-organizer Stefan Westner.

Edmundston city council has voted in support of the Citizens' Universal Declaration of Climate Emergency. Mayor Cyrille Simard says despite being a smaller community, they hope to inspire others to follow suit.

The 2018 historic spring flood devastated many communities in the province. On Saturday, a group of volunteers in the Jemseg area are hosting a day-long workshop looking at ways to prepare for future flooding.

The Canada Games have started in Red Deer, Alberta. Chef Du Mission for Team NB, Nicolle Smith, says the teams are in good spirits.

Joselyn Sceeles knew an $800 tip is likely too good to be true. She works at the Coffee Mill in Fredericton, and received the large tip this weekend. It has since been returned.

Rachel Blaquiere, Cathy Davies and Dr. Heather Dow found a way out of Haiti on Friday. The Woodstock women all travelled there to provide free medical aid in small villages and towns. But since demonstrations broke out in the country last week, they were not able to leave the house they were staying in.

Carbon tax concerns will be in the news a great deal as we near the next federal election. This week's panelists discuss their take on the controversial topic.