Several Fredericton musicians are getting together for a tribute concert to Led Zeppelin. The effort is led by Matt Carr and Eric Allard of The Tortoise, The Hare and the Millionaire.

Manon Whittom in the Saint-Jacques area of Edmundston took the idea of the zero-waste movement to heart. She opened Terraterre - what she believes is New Brunswick's first zero-waste grocery store.

Fiver's Simone Schmidt spent two years combing through the archives of Kingston's Rockwood Asylum for the Criminally Insane. Now, she based her new album on the experiences of women housed there between 1854-1881.

It's a long way from Churchill, Manitoba to New Brunswick. Saint John native Justin Allan is doing the 3,000 kilometer journey on dog sled, starting Jan. 16.

The next election is nine months away, but the polls are unclear about which party has the voters' approval. The political panel discusses the year ahead, and also returns to the issue of transparency and Medavie's contract to manage extra-mural services.

Chief Ligouri Turbide and his staff at the Baie-Sainte-Anne fire department cleaned 1,000 pound of smelts this week. Every year, they hold a big fry-up at the station, attracting visitors from across the region.

Birder Alain Clavette shares information about a crow photography exhibition at Caraquet's La Galerie Bernard-Jean by Julie D’Amour-Léger, and also an update on the rare mistle thrush in Miramichi.

Since November, several people have become ill from e-coli contamination in romaine lettuce. Janet Hamilton knows all about preparing food safely at home. She teaches food security and nutrition at Mapleton Teaching Kitchens in Moncton.

Electric guitars are not as popular anymore as they once used to be. Shift spoke to Moncton musician Chris Colepaugh about the latest guitar trends, and his own love of the instrument.

Guy Savoie started building model planes as a child. Now, at 85, the retired surgeon from Edmundston built a full-size plane, and already took it for its first flight last year.