A beluga whale that was rescued from the Nepisiguit River last year has shown up again. Tonya Wimmer with the Marine Animal Response Society says belugas in the St. Lawrence are an endagered species. The rescuers had hoped the whale would integrate with one of the beluga pods there, but now he's somewhere completely different.

An Englishman is kayaking around the Maritimes on a 18-month journey of his version of the Great Loop, taking him from Halifax to the Great Lakes, into the States, all the way to Florida, and then back up again. When we reached him, Steve Chard was taking a break in Shippagan.

Brayley Smoth will be going into Grade 9 this fall at Sussex Regional High School. But for the summer, she's making and selling her own fudge.

The Guitar War are returning to Fort Beausejour-Fort Cumberland. It all happens on Sunday, July 22 at the site near Aulac. Shift spoke with Mathieu D'Astous, manager of visitor experience with Parcs Canada.

Who do you turn to if you feel you or someone else is the victim of neglect or was not treated properly by a health care provider. New Brunswick's ombud Charles Murray says there is noone but the provincial college of surgeons and physicians that people can direct a complaint to, and they're not independent.

The Galpines call themselves an all-female, crass-country, comedy-band. And yes, they are named after the beer. Their rich, four-part harmonies take on binge drinking, baby heckling, and bad credit. They're launching their debut album - Sorry Mom - this weekend.

How do you teach a baby heron to fish? Pam Novak can tell you. She's fostering a blue heron at the Atlantic Wildlife Insitute.

You may have noticed that beards are back in fashion. Scruffy, long, thick and even braided. But growing a nice one is not as easy as it looks. Fredericton's Kevin Leboeuf knows all about facial hair. He and his wife Alicia Phillips have created Educated Beards, an all-new, natural beard care line.

At 400 pounds each, they're not exactly little. But three pigs have a new home thanks to the women at the Wallflower Sanctuary in Wuhrs Beach near Minto. It's a farm animal rescue farm, started last fall by two Ontario transplants - Meg Hadley and her wife, Marissa Bolibruck.

On our weekly feature from the Provincial Archives, how maps tell the history of the NB-Maine border.