Our science expert Michael Edwards busts the myth behind the idea that turkey makes us sleepy.

Joanna Aiton-Kerr explains what kinds of cards are of most interest to the archives and she shares 4 examples - something very old, something about steamboats, something from a bank and something about a bus!

Erin Balser at CBC Books has some great advice for impressing anyone with a book - from sports enthusiasts to foodies and everyone in between.

The panel discusses the unexpected cost of the 2021 Francophonie games, the new capital budget, and a bill introduced by new Liberal MLA Gerry Lowe that would make industry pay higher property taxes.

Birder Alain Clavette spent the day counting feathered friends in Fundy National Park.

Researchers with the Atlantic Salmon Federation just completed a 16-year study tracking smolt. Research scientist Jason Daniels said they hope the results will help explain why the fish are thriving in some rivers but not others, and how climate change affects fish populations.

Candace Hare, director at the Nashwaaksis branch of the Fredericton Public Library, offers gift suggestions for young readers.

Victoria Victoria of Upper Grand Lake is the artist and co-owner of Noosphere Creations. She sells handpainted wine bottles with her husband David.

The Bathurst Police Force is joining Operation Red Nose but this year, the officers decided to do something a little different. Traffic officer Sgt. Judy Turple said they are playing a Cash Car game, and correct answers to questions will get passengers gift certificates.

The Progressive Conservative government has put a hold on upgrades to Route 11 between Cocagne River and Little Bouctouche River. Cocagne's mayor, Jean Hebert, said this also delays the instalment of much needed moose fencing.