The Buddha Bear Riverview is offering fresh-roasted coffee and very soon - their own beer! All from the comfort of a re-purposed shipping container on the waterfront. We talk with owner Jeff Grandy.

Fredericton band CHIPS just released their new single Modern Days. They are also the first band to sign on with She Said Feck, a new indie record label in Fredericton. Music lover Kate Butler started the label, and is hosting a launch show with CHIPS this weekend.

The New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame has announced its 2018 inductees on Wednesday. Executive director Jamie Wolverton said choosing the athletes is never easy, as can be tracking them down. This year's five athletes and one team will be honoured at a ceremony later this year for their impact on Canadian and New Brunswick sports.

Canadians make a real sport out of talking about the weather. But there are ways we describe weather that are pretty subjective. Michael Edwards at Science East explains humidex and windchill.

Team Grattan is preparing to fly out to Regina to compete in the Brier. For skip James Grattan it will be his twelfth time representing New Brunswick, but his first with this particular team.

The Miramichi Heritage Players are putting on their annual performance of the Dungarvan Whooper this weekend - with a twist! Director Bernie Colepaugh says this year's performance has an all-female cast.

The New Brunswick Healthy Eating in Recreation Settings Working Group released a report Tuesday that shows the majority of food and beverages sold at recreation facilities is unhealthy. Spokesperson and retired physician Linda Dalpe said the group hopes to convince parents to keep an eye on the food their children consume, and to ask vendors for healthier options.

This past weekend, students from across the country met in Fredericton for the Canadian finals of the International Law Moot Court. UNB professor and organizer Michael Marin said the event sees up to 200 students compete, arguing cases that would keep even the most experienced international lawyers on their toes.

The Garden Cities Project is holding a community consultation in Moncton on Feb. 27. Community coordination partner Christine Lund hopes to mobilize support to create 100 community gardens around the city.

Debec's recreation council just held its annual Redneck Curling event. Among other things, it involves playing the game with windshield-washer jugs. But co-organizer Dianne Berry said the event is also about creating community.