If you're thinking of trying winter hiking, there are some safety measures to keep in mind. For example, Stephanie Bouchard advises people to always carry something that will keep them warm in an emergency. She is the co-founder of the GTFO Adventure Club in Fredericton, and a wilderness first responder.

The Progressive Conservative government says it will continue funding a Liberal daycare program that provides subsidized daycare for lower income families. It's a good move, says Beth Lyons, executive director of the New Brunswick Women's Council.

A collection of some 370 photographs taken by Henry Ward Beecher Smith are of great interest to the provincial archives. He took rare photos of industry, nature and some of the province's smallest communities.

Teachers at W. A. Losier School in Tracadie found a creative way to give their students a break from their phones. They introduced them to knitting. Josee Mallais Paulin and Jessica Savoie-Sonier say the program is not just relaxing but surprisingly popular.

Many New Brunswick students get their first business experience through Junior Achievement. Moncton-based District Spice is one of those companies. Chief Digital Officer Tyler Travis says they just hit their break even point, selling spice packages.

Michel Nadeau, the city's director of recreation and sports services, says without the public's support, fresh ideas, and a much larger volunteer base, this may be the end of the 40-year old festival.

If you're still debating whether that New Year's resolution is worth keeping, Philip Davis may have some good advice for you. He aces his every year. And he's also making others feel good by doing them.

John Deweyert of Temperance Vale was born in the Netherlands and spent much of the Second World War living in Hotel Dreijeroord in Oosterbeek. It was there at the age of eight that he watched the Battle of Arnhem.

Birds of prey are not just showing up on roads this winter, where they're often getting hit by cars. But it seems hawks and owls are also turning up in cities more often. Birder Alain Clavette takes a look at the research behind the behaviour.

Hot Garbage Comedy is expanded from doing a couple of improv shows a month, to using improv to help students with social anxiety, and businesses hone a pitch. General manager Jean-Michel Cliche explains how that works.