Juno-award winning singer and songwriter James Keelaghan is returning to New Brunswick for a tour in January. He spoke to Shift about his Irish heritage and the art of storytelling.

The late musician Eloie Richard was preparing to release his first solo CD when he unexpectedly passed away last year. His son Cody Richard now performed some of his songs at a New Year's Eve tribute concert in St. Stephen.

Dr. Kristy Haines gives advice on how to protect your pet from the freezing cold temperatures outside. She works at the Mayfield Veterinary Clinic in St. Stephen.

As the year is drawing to a close, Shift's political panel takes a look at some of the biggest political stories, wins and failures of 2017.

Birder Alain Clavette visited Miramichi this week, where birders from across North America gathered to see a rare European mistle thrush.

Kinesiology professor Danielle Bouchard says there's a way for men to get healthier by talking about sports. She's introducing the Hockey Fit program at the University of New Brunswick.

Deana Stewart started preparing her famous Christmas fruit cake in September. She runs the popular Westphalia Bakery in Harvey Station, and says the recipe has been passed down in her family for 120 years.

Alicia Toner moved from Fredericton to Prince Edward Island a few years ago to perform in musical theatre. Now, she has released her first CD, called 'I Learned the Hard Way' and plans a tour of the Maritimes.

While working in Kuwait, Michael Edwards of Science East spent some time with camels. He returned with interesting and unexpected facts on the desert animals.

Caraquet musician Shaun Ferguson puts a lot of emotion into writing his award-winning guitar music. He compares it to writing poetry.