Olivera Watson and her mother Azra arrived in Fredericton 20 years ago. They were refugees from the war in Bosnia and the harrowing experience that brought them here is not forgotten.

Fredericton's Elm City Echoes and Saint John's Sea Belles were in Halifax in early November for an international singing competition. Ann Connolly with the Sea Belles said they were quite pleased to rank eleventh at the end of the week.

Birder Alain Clavette was in Quebec with a plan to sell people on the idea of pelagic birding in the Bay of Fundy. In the meantime, a ton of vagrant birds showed up in the Grand Manan area.

A group of teenagers investigating their town's mysteries always makes for a fun story. It's also the story behind 'The Case of the Missing Men,' a graphic novel created by New Brunswickers Kris Bertin and Alex Forbes.

Jason Beaton and his family are collecting pumpkins to feed their animals. They own Maplehurst Farms in the Salisbury area.

Kevin Berry of Hillsborough travelled to the Menin Gate Memorial in Belgium on Oct. 30 to honour two soldiers from his town. They died 100 years ago at the Battle of Passchendaele.

The Atlantic Wildlife Institute is filled with cats these days. One young bobcat just left, another moved in, and until recently, they even had a lynx to care for.

Dan Misener knows what it sounds like when adults share journal entries and stories they wrote when they were young. He now brings his popular podcast Grown Ups Read Things They Wrote as Kids to Fredericton for a live show on Nov. 6.

Fredericton's Jason Nugent is making a name for himself as an expedition photographer, travelling to far flung areas of the globe. A new exhibit of his work opens this Friday at Gallery 78 in Fredericton.

If there's ever a time to tell a good ghost story - it's Halloween. Peter Pacey, historical interpreter and director of the Calithumpians theatre troupe, shared three of his favourite New Brunswick legends with Shift.