The Screen Project is looking for 10,000 people to get tested for the genes responsible for breast, ovarian, and prostate cancer. Lead researcher Kelly Metcalfe said it offers genetic testing through a saliva kit for about 165 US dollars, as well as follow-up counselling.

Rosella Melanson, Duncan Matheson and Jamie Gillies join the political panel to discuss the Official Languages Commissioner's final report, as well as PC Leader Blaine Higgs' hire first, train later approach to filling bilingual positions.

Folly Fest is celebrating its 10th anniversary in the Village of Gagetown this weekend. Some 60 artists will play across five stages, along with film and art productions. Musician Stephen Lewis has been involved in Folly Fest in one way or another for years, and Courtney Steeves is one of the organizers.

Maugerville resident Markus Harvey was among several people honoured on Tuesday as New Brunswick's Everyday Heroes of the Flood of 2018.

Fishermen on Grand Manan are preparing for a fisheries closure after a North Atlantic Right Whale was spotted in the Bay of Fundy. But the chair of the Grand Manan Fisherman's Association, Laurence Cook , said the fishermen are not convinced the Department of Fisheries is looking at the right whale.

Remember Edmundston's Lancaster bomber? Chris Colton, executive director at the National Air Force Museum of Canada, provides an update on the restorations on the historic plane.

A New Brunswick woman returns home after more than a decade abroad, but before she returns she takes a journey by bicycle from Turkey to Brussels. Vanessa speaks with Laura Richard about her adventure.

The Comedy of Errors begins this Friday in Barracks Square in Fredericton and Cymbeline will be performed starting Sunday amongst the trees at O'Dell Park. John Ball has a role in both shows and Kelly McAllister is a relative newcomer, playing the role of Imogen in Cymbeline. Vanessa chats with them about the upcoming shows.

Gay Wilson has just come home to Saint John from England after meeting the brother she never knew she had. It's a story that begins in the Second World War, long before ancestry.com and DNA testing. When love could be foiled by the most basic fail in communication.

This week our politics watchers discuss the Auditor General's latest report, which sounded the alarm, once again, on the province's finances, and pointed out the province's jails aren't offering any addiction treatment or therapy for mentally ill inmates. The panel also weighs in on President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's relationship.