CAA has released its list of the top 10 worst roads in Atlantic Canada, and Route 616 in Keswick Ridge took first place. A few weeks ago, Lloyd Maurey organized a community meeting to draw attention to the condition of the road. Now he's forming a committee to deal with the issue.

If you like big roadside attractions Shippagan may be worth a trip in the future. The town's tourism manager said it's considering building a rest stop next to its large crab boat shipyard, including a statue of a giant crab.

New Brunswick's population is shrinking and aging, so business leaders are looking to immigration to spur growth. But attracting and retaining immigrants requires some innovative ideas. NouLab is a group of organizations developing just that. Karina Leblanc is executive director of UNB's Pond-Deshpande Centre, one of the organizations behind NouLab.

Nearly two years ago, Tracy Arsenault lost her job of 24 years working as a microbiologist. She felt she was too young to retire, so she decided to pour her energy into a long time passion. She started baking. Now she's sharing stories and recipes on her blog, Micro Bio Baker.

Miramichi's Dillon Ryan and the Dream Romantic just released the first single from their upcoming album. It's called the River of Past Reflection. Ryan said the band worked with producer John Mullane of In-Flight Safety.

Marine biologists hope they can free one of the few remaining female North Atlantic right whales. The whale is known as Kleenex, and was found in the waters near Boston with thick fishing rope wrapped around its upper jaw. Philip Hamilton, a research scientist with the New England Aquarium, says she is one of the most productive of the endangered species, having given birth to several calves over the last decade.

The Toronto Blue Jays Care Foundation announced this week that it has chosen the Village of Gagetown for its Fields of Dreams program. Alyssa Shupe with the Gagetown Recreation Department says the are building a brand new ball field in the community.

Cait Hallingham and Caprice Francis were hoping to create some excitement in their community about the idea of getting to zero waste. Now, their group - Community Gems - is holding an Eco-Fair at the Salisbury Village Office on Sunday's Earth Day.

It's a a book that's more than a hundred and fifty years old - in very delicate condition. There are tears, stains, crumpled folds. It's rough. And - it's a bit of a mystery. One that Joanna Aiton-Kerr.is anxious to solve.

Jonathan Young passed away four years ago, after a 14-month battle with brain cancer. He was 11 years old. Since his death, his family and friends worked to honour his short but vibrant life. His cousin, Bethany Young, said he loved performing and attending Camp Medley, so the family is fundraising for an amphitheatre there.