Gagetown Distilling and Cidery is situated on more than 100 acres that has been in one family for decades. Heather Rhymes and her partner, Matt Estabrooks are fruit farmers there and starting to turn their fruit into ciders, gins, vodkas and moonshine

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.

The province announced today that it's banning chocolate milk and juices from being sold in public schools. The policy will apply to breakfast and lunch programmes, vending machines and school fundraisers. New Brunswick first announced a ban on junk food sales in schools in 2005. The impact of that ban was studied by Philip Leonard he's a health economist at UNB and he speaks with Rachel Cave.

Across the country, many youth depend on free lunches in schools. With the summer break starting soon, a new program in Saint John now wants to help them bridge the gap between the school years. The Inner City Youth Ministry backpack program supplies them with food, recipes and books every Friday, said director Erin Hodge.

Fredericton Kill Chicago's Greg Webber is pretty passionate about getting kids playing music. And it seems he's met his match in Chuck Teed of Saint John. Both are music teachers and heavily into their respective local music scenes. They now hatched a plan to find a places for high school aged bands to play in both cities - with a first exchange of sorts taking place this weekend.

Condensing 50 years of archival material into one exhibit is not an easy task. But the provincial archives did it, for County Treasures: 50 Years of Sifting for Gold. The event celebrates the big anniversary starting June 14.

A Miramichi woman was named entrepreneur of the year last night. It was all part of Startup Canada's 2018 Atlantic regional awards. Lisa Williams tells Vanessa what it has been like building her business after returning back to the province ten years ago. Williams is the CEO of Unicare Home Health Care Inc.

Our political panel shares their thoughts on how nursing homes operate in the province, G7 news and

Ontario's new leader, PC Doug Ford and what the shift in politics means for our upcoming election. Duncan Matheson, Rosella Melanson and Jamie Gillies make up Shift's political panel.

Edee Klee of NB Community Harvest Gardens is one of the organizers behind the Hayes Urban Teaching Farm in Fredericton.

Vanessa takes a tour of the People and Places of New Brunswick exhibit at Gallery 78 in Fredericton.

The works of Molly and Bruno Bobak are borrowed from private collections. Vanessa chat with the mother and daughter duo behind the exhibit Germain Pataki Theriault and Nikki Theriault.