Shift (NB)

Our movie commentator talks about Canadian men and how they are dominating box offices for the second summer in a row. 

This week our birder talks with Hank Scarth of Saint John Nature about a shorebirds project.

Saint John is going to be full of music, dancing and food this weekend - with not only the Area 506 music festival - but also the 6th annual International Culture Fest. I'll speak with organizer and founder Mohammed Bagha. 

Have you ever dreamed of being a scientist? Well, EOS Eco-Energy is giving New Brunswickers the opportunity to play scientist. They’re hosting a Water Sampling Bio Blitz next month. Where volunteers will collect samples of rivers, streams and lakes to test those bodies of water for E Coli.

It's time for our weekly music column and this week, we're heading down under to chat with Australian guitarist and singer songwriter Lloyd Spiegel.

If you’ve parked next to a new model SUV or pick-up truck lately, you may have noticed that it can be a tight squeeze. Parking spots aren't getting smaller. Vehicles are getting bigger.

We take a trip to Mark Trealout's garden just outside Fredericton. He's had lots of fruit and veggies to harvest this week. He'll tell us how he's storing or serving them.

Our real estate expert Jake Palmer talks about privacy concerns both sellers and buyers we should be aware of and his best advice for all parties.

The Nature Trust of New Brunswick can now say it conserves over 13,000 acres of ecologically significant land. We'll hear from Stephanie Merrill about the significance. 

Wind and waves forced dozens of Maritimers out of the water for their own safety when they tried to swim from New Brunswick to PEI yesterday for a charity fundraiser. We'll hear from swimmer Jenny Spinney and support kayaker  Melia Brewer.