Researchers at the Atlantic Forestry Centre in Fredericton found that the Acadian forest may be particularly sensitive to climate change. Anthony Taylor is one of the scientist working on the project.

Students at Caledonia Regional High School are creating star charts of important dates in people's lives - and giving them as gifts. Teacher Ben Kelly said the project received a small grant for using art in a non-art field.

Donald Arseneault's new job with Canada's Building Trades Union has many crying foul, including Shift's political panel. Other topics of discussion this week were the province's plan for selling recreational marijuana and abuse in nursing homes.

Birder Alain Clavette shares news about his search for the yellow-billed cuckoo. And the Cap Bimet Swallow Society is building an artificial cliff for bank swallows to nest on.

The lawyer who represented Omar Khadr, the youngest detainee imprisoned at Guantanamo Bay, said in today's society security concerns often trump civil liberties. But Dennis Edney said society makes that compromise at its peril.

When Erica Dunn and her husband moved to the Riverview area, she struggled to find work she could get excited about. Then she started selling her Dunn Right Buffalo Sauces, which can now be found in 250 stores across Atlantic Canada and Ontario.

Two young New Brunswickers will be off to Ottawa as the province's honourees in the National Young Citizen's program, organized by Canada's History Society. Naiya Istvanffy and Kiana Krause were chosen for videos they made for a history fair.

Bathurst band Raglan Road is releasing its first album. Band members Gary Gosse and Jason Martell said it features many of their popular cover songs and original material.

Sleepy Driver just released their fifth studio album called Sugar Skull. Singer and songwriter Peter Hicks is preparing for a release show in Fredericton in November.

The Recognition2Action campaign asks the federal government to acknowledge Indigenous people for their contributions to building Canada. Professor Kathleen Mahoney spoke at UNBs third annual Peace and Friendship Treaty Days about the campaign.