A recent Toronto Star columnist writes about Don Darling's pitch to move east! Darling responds.

Heather Rankin has a new album out, featuring sounds of the season. It's called Imagine and she spoke with Vanessa about choosing some of her favourite Christmas songs.

A small magazine started by Woodstock's Theresa Blackburn is taking a big leap forward. Ageless NB is going national. Theresa talks to Vanessa about the challenges.

Concerns continue to be raised about the government's plan to contract out intramural health services to Medavie. The political panel took a look at this, and also considered a judge's decision to recuse himself from a case involving the government.

Birder Alain Clavette headed for the Tantramar Marshes to look for a rare Swainson's hawk this week.

George Paul of Metepenagiag First Nation worked for 30 years teaching Mi'kmaq traditions, customs and values at universities and schools. Now, he wrote and published his first children's book, The Eagle and the Crow.

UNB professor of education Alan Sears says we are teaching history the wrong way, which has consequences on ensuring engaged and thoughtful civic participation.

A dispute over a long-standing land claim by the Madawaska Maliseet First Nation was settled this week. The community estimates it owns about 3,900 acres, including most of downtown Edmundston. Chief Patricia Bernard fought for the decision for 20 years.

In 1983, Corinne Shriver convinced poet Alden Nowlan to sit down for an interview as part of a high school project. Almost 30 years later, she rediscovered the recording of that interview, and wrote about it in

A lethargic and underweight Snowy Owl recently found in the Riverview area is recovering at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute. And a second snowy owl arrived on Sunday.