Saint John area musicians are coming together to pay tribute to Gord Downie. Organizer Clinton Charlton said all of the proceeds will go to the Downie Wenjack Fund supporting reconciliation efforts.

Howard Shore is the Academy-award winning composer behind many Hollywood soundtracks - including The Lord of the Rings, Gangs of New York and Silence of the Lambs. His latest commission is a piece of music with the New Brunswick Youth Orchestra.

Craft NB is hosting the second annual From Human Hands Christmas Festival starting Dec. 1. Emily McCumber is one of many artists presenting at the Saint John festival. She gave up a job in business to devote herself to being The Spinner Weaver.

Canadian football fans braved the snow in Ottawa to take in the Grey Cup. Conrad and Sally Brock made the trek from New Brunswick for the game.

Shift's political panel reacted to the Auditor General's report on the property tax assessment mess, and also discussed a drop in tourism numbers at Parlee Beach.

Cheyenne Joseph of Richibucto started a library of things called Sharitude. Similar to a regular library, it allows people to borrow household items they don't own for one week.

Turkey vultures are nesting in the province in the summer and some even stay here during the winter. Alain Clavette spoke with fellow birder Jim Wilson about the large birds.

The Outdoor Grit wilderness adventure program takes at-risk teen boys from the Greater Moncton area camping. It helps them develop better social skills and find a place to belong, said co-founder Kai Gosling.

Winthrop Bell, born in Halifax and educated at Mount Allison University, was a Canadian philosopher and the first to alert the British that Adolf Hitler was bent on genocide. UNB professor Jason Bell has been looking into the story.

There's nothing like the smell of fresh baked, buttery bread. Gay Drescher knows all about baking. She owns Baked on Foshay, a small, home-based bakery in Lower Cambridge. And she sells her European style breads in the Village of Gagetown.