We all have ways of keeping warm in the cold winter months. But what about animals? Michael Edwards at Science East in Fredericton looked at some of their strategies.

The 17th World Pond Hockey Championship just wrapped up in Plaster Rock. The winners in the women's event are the EH Team. But on the men's side the cup is off to Prague, said organizer Danny Braun.

Fred Farrell, director of the provincial archives, introduces a photograph that includes a camera-shy Fredericton landmark - the city's former Arctic Rink.

Don't know what to do with those big snowbanks outside? Jean Pascal Brideau is turning them into large, colourful sculptures. This year, the Caraquet resident made one of Super Mario and Tow Mater, a character from the Pixar movie Cars. And he's pretty artistic in other ways too.

Canadian songbirds are changing their tunes because they're being drowned out by noise pollution. Birder Alain Clavette spoke to a researcher at the University of Manitoba to find out more.

Theresa Malenfant thrilled blues lovers for nearly 40 years. Now, the New Brunswick singer is celebrating her 60th birthday with a string of concerts.

Statistics Canada released its monthly labour report on Friday. New Brunswick's jobless rate sits at 9.1 per cent, and 5,800 jobs were lost in the month of January - with no real change year-over-year. The political panel discussed what this means in an election year.

Disc golfers will brave the cold and snow in Fredericton this weekend to play a round for charity. Event organizer Matthew Gudger said the second annual Freddy Beach Ice Bowl raises money for Greener Village.

In recent years, there's been a growing interest in craft beer and cider. Now spirits seem to be hitting their stride. The inaugural Canadian Artisan Spirit Competition was just held and competition judge Craig Pinhey said a few Maritime distilleries were among the winners.

Parishioners of the Maugerville Baptist Church were crestfallen this weekend. After recently going through major renovations, thieves broke into the church Sunday night. Pastor Neville Gosman said they took most of the new music equipment, and left behind a fair bit of destruction.