Terry and Suzanne Hunter of Stickney are passionate about organ and tissue donation. Each of them has donated a kidney.Suzanne to their son, Ian, before he passed. Terry to a total stranger. When they heard there was a rally of living donors in Chicago, they decided they needed to be there. The group managed to set a World Record for the largest gathering of living donors.

Quispamsis filmmaker Gretchen Kelbaugh joined a women's hockey league to mark her 50th birthday. It quickly became the inspiration for her latest film, called Last in League. The one hour mockumentary features members of her own team.

The fourth annual Bordertown Festival will be held in Sackville from May 2 to 6. David Myles and Tomato Tomato will headline the event. And there's much more music ,fine art, workshops and family activities planned, said tourism manager Ron Kelly Spurles.

Hermenegilde Chiasson first published Mourir a Scoudouc in 1974. And more than 40 years later the book of poetry is considered a foundational work of Acadian modernism. Now, the first English language edition will be published. To Live and Die in Scoudouc is published by Icehouse Poetry, a Goose Lane Imprint, and was translated by Jo-Anne Elder.

Most people likely never heard of May Agnes Fleming. The Saint John native was one of the most prolific authors of the mid-19th century, with over 40 published novels and short stories. Bonnie Huskins, a professor of history at UNB and St. Thomas University, said one of her novels is even based in the port city.

Archivist Josh Green takes a journey up the Saint John river valley through a photo album that's over a 140 years old.

Hermenegilde Chaisson first published Mourir a Scoudouc in 1974. And more than 40 years later the book of poetry is considered a foundational work of Acadian modernism. Now, the first English language edition will be published. To Live and Die in Scoudouc is published by Icehouse Poetry, a Goose Lane Imprint, and was translated by Jo-Anne Elder.

Two good friends and treasured artists are opening an exhibit at Gallery 78 in Fredericton. It's called Self Portrait, and features pieces of the artists very different identities. Francis Wishart splits his time between his cabin in Nigadoo and Provence, France.He works in monotype - a painting applied to paper by way of a plate and a press. On the other hand, Gerard Collins works in his native Saint John, creating colourful oils and acrylics featuring his all of his favourite things.

Including Birder Alain Clavette joined forces with the CBC's Vanessa Blanch to create a podcast about the big birding find in Miramichi this winter. It's called the Might Mistle Thrush of Miramichi. The rare bird was first spotted by Peter Gadd. And for months people came from across the continent to get a look.

Tracadie's Gerard Comeau lost his case before the Supreme Court to bring unlimited quantities of alcohol across the border from Quebec. Shift's political panellists took a look at the decision. They also discussed the sometimes messy process of parties selecting their candidates for the fall election, and whether voters really care about party drama.