Academics, government officials, community groups and others from across the Maritimes gather at Mount Allison University to look at cannabis research from a social sciences point of view.

Progressive Conservative Leader Blaine Higgs was sworn in as New Brunswick's new premier, and also introduced his new cabinet.

Hartley McGee returned to New Brunswick from the trenches in Europe 100 years ago. He didn't talk much about the war, but instead recorded his feelings in a song and poem called 'The Battle of Vimy.' His grandson, Ken McGee, had it re-recorded.

A photo of Noreen McCallum-Fedoriuk hung on Norm Foster's wall in Fredericton for decades. The two don't know each other. But a friend of Foster's took the photo at a rock concert, where McCallum-Fedoriuk was proudly holding up her Canadian flag, using a crutch as a flag pole. It was not until recently that Foster reached out to find McCallum-Fedoriuk, and sent her the photo.

ACORN is holding a workshop for farmers to talk about the risks from climate change. It's being held at Sarah Smith's Sweet Soil Organic Farm in Centre Village. She told us about her own experiences with storms and some of the ways she's dealing with issues like heavy rain and wind.

Feeling a little tired? Would a nap help? Maybe...but not if it's longer than 25 minutes. Michael Edwards of Science East takes a look at the latest research on napping.

Fredericton blues-rock trio releases first EP.

Will R. Bird survived the First World War and returned home to Nova Scotia, becoming one of the most prolific writers sharing stories from the war. Now, Thomas Hodd at the Universite de Moncton gathered many of these stories for a new book called A Soldier's Place: The War Stories of Will R. Bird.

There are hundreds of thousands of documents in the provincial archives. But provincial archivist Fred Farrell has a favourite. It's a type of founding document and census for a New Brunswick community once settlers arrived.

Thousands of people remain without electricity after the weekend's storm. After four people suffered from carbon monoxide poisoning, the province is also stepping up its warning against the unsafe use of generators.