Shift (NB)

A new survey of arts organizations in the province finds many are struggling financially. We reach 

 the executive director of Artslink New Brunswick to learn more. 

School Bus drivers in the province are taking issue with the Auditor General's latest report, suggesting it paints them in a bad light. We'll speak with the president of CUPE local 1253 Iris Lloyd. 

Real Estate agent Jake Palmer is back to talk about buying and selling properties with kids in mind. He says while you may be happy to move, your kids may feel very differently. He'll share some advice. 

Moncton multidisciplinary artist Mathieu Leger made the short list for this year's Sobey Art Award. We'll speak with him about his work, his travels and why he always comes home to Moncton.

We reach Jamie Tozer to get his take on how the Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League drafts went over the weekend. 

We reach the province's child and youth advocate Kelly Lamrock to hear his thoughts on New Brunswick's cellphone policy and his recommendations to improve it. 

We reach two passionate actors about their upcoming performances as Juliet and Friar Lawrence in Romeo and Juliet for Bard of the Barracks. 

This week our birder spends a morning doing some late spring birding in Memramcook with some friends. 

It's the annual Dieppe Pride Festival, and there's a full lineup of events and activities for all ages. We hear all about it from festival president Josh Vautour.

Our panel of politics watchers gathers to discuss the most timely politics topics in the province.