Shift (NB)

A summer wave of COVID-19 is being reported south of the border. But we’re hearing less about the situation Canadians are facing. Our regular health contributor, Dr. Iris Gorfinkel, has a look at the situation.

Dog owners hoping to take a trip down south have some new rules to contend with come August 1st. We get the details from St. Martin's veterinarian Dr. Sara Pridham.

We'll be talking about movies, TV and entertainment this summer with some help from Lisa Hrabluk. She joins us today with her take on Pixar's latest hit - Inside Out 2.

New Brunswick basketball superstar and former Olympian Joyce Slipp will join me to reflect on her time at the games, and what advice she has for this generation of athletes.

Our birder Alain Clavette checks out a bird alert in the Sackville area.

This may seem like an odd question, but have you noticed fewer bugs splattered on your windshield after a road trip than, say, when you were a child? If you have - you're not alone. Scientists have too. We'll talk about it with UNB biologist Stephen Heard.

Frantically Atlantic have created a music and theatre experience that mixes music from the 1940s with radio news updates of New Brunswick regiments fighting in Italy during World War II. They'll perform it at the Fredericton Region Museum Wednesdays at 1:00 this summer.

This week on What's Cooking, chef Jesse Vergen of the Saint John Ale Houses is cooking whole fish on the grill, a summer tradition.

 Advocates have been hopeful the Canada Disability Benefit would lift people with disabilities out of poverty. But after the federal government posted its proposed regulations last week, many now say there's a long way to go. Haley Flaro of Ability NB will join us.

Michael Edwards usually tells tales about science, but today he's talking about his own workplace -- Science East -- which is celebrating its 25th anniversary this summer, even though the doors to the center itself are closed.