Bea Johnson's family produces no more than jar of waste per year. She is the author of the book Zero Waste Home.

The political panel discusses changes to Saint John's property tax system, the first Liberal attack ad, and protecting the province's nurses from harassment and violence.

Researchers at UNB want to help women better recover from domestic violence. Dr. Kelly Scott-Storey said the iHeal project connects women with nurses, who help them look after their mental and physical health.

The arts community is gathering in Moncton on Oct. 20 to honour former Lieutenant Governor, Hermenegilde Chiasson. The artist and advocate is receiving the Strathbutler Award for excellence in visual arts from the Sheila Hugh McKay Foundation.

Doug MacFarlane always wanted to have some goats. Now he's making a living from selling more goat's milk soap at Lone Pine Farm than he ever imagined.

When Africa's AIDS pandemic left millions of children orphaned in the early 2000s, it was grandmothers who stepped in to keep their families together. Their stories are told in a new book called Powered by Love by author Joanna Henry.

A new campaign by the New Brunswick Association for Community Living aims at convincing employers to see the value in hiring people with disabilities. Danny Soucy said Hire for Talent is about matching people with jobs that match their abilities.

St. Thomas University student Rachel Slipp celebrated International Day of the Girl by stepping in to a dream leadership role. For one day, she was Ontario's Provincial Advocate for Children and Youth.

Lennie Gallant's critically acclaimed Searching for Abegweit has long wowed audiences across Prince Edward Island. Now he's bringing the production to New Brunswick.

Montreal native Cael Trudeau-Cauchon recently travelled to Walton Glen Gorge near St. Martins for slacklining. He tied a 200 meter line across the gorge and then walked across it.