The Cossar Farm site in the Village of Gagetown is a local historic place that was once owned by Dr. George Carter Cossar. He bought the land and turned it into a training farm for young men from Scotland.

Bill C-46 came into effect just before Christmas. It's supposed to close some legal loopholes and get tougher on impaired driving. But some worry the new law may be unconstitutional. Nathan Gorham, a lawyer and part-time instructor at UNB's Faculty of Law, explains how it works.

The province's net debt has reached $13.9 billion, or $18,300 per person. That's just one finding in this week's annual report delivered by Auditor General Kim MacPherson. It also looked at the education system. Plus, deputy premier and tourism minister Robert Gauvin set a deadline for the Francophonie Games.

Last week, the ruins of St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church in Bas-Caraquet were demolished. The 114-year old church was destroyed in a fire last June. But not everyone in the community agrees that its ruins had to go, says former mayor Theodore Noel, who is also a member of a committee that wanted to save the church.

Birder Alain Clavette has been looking into research on finches. In winter, many New Brunswickers will find the nomadic birds hanging around their feeders or enjoying the trees in their yards.

Jeremy McFarlane and Will Mazerolle formed Freddy Bean Roasters last February. But since there are so many good roasters around, they knew they had to differentiate themselves. So they created a bean that's barrel aged and spirit infused.

25 year old Jessica Martin performs her own songs and shows her art on her YouTube channel, jessii the artist.

Children at Kingsclear First Nation School received copies of Helene deVarennes's latest book written in French, English and Maliseet. We spoke with the author.

The province is creating a new electronic health record system. Serge Melanson, president of the New Brunswick Medical Society says it will help doctors keep track of patient's vaccines, immunizations and potential disease outbreaks.

The Beaverbrook Art Gallery is opening 'Her Metal: Six New Brunswick Metalsmiths' on January 19. Brigitte Clavette is one of the artists who worked on the new exhibition. She says each of the women found an art piece in the gallery to inspire their piece of metalwork.