Shift (NB)

Gardiner MacDougall is leaving the UNB Reds and heading to the Moncton Wildcats. Vanessa Vander Valk spoke with Jamie Tozer of Station Nation about the move to the QMJHL.

Ross Neilsen is back in New Brunswick this week...For a visit anyway. The rock, roots and blues artist left for Saskatchewan a few years ago to start a family. He's returned with a show tonight back home in Fredericton...and this weekend he'll be at Paddlefest in St. Andrews. He spoke with Vanessa Vander Valk

A local radiation technologist organization says long wait times for testing is creating a dangerous bottleneck in the healthcare system. We'll check in with Jenn Carey, manager of the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists Atlantic.

Not long ago selling a two-unit home could be a bit of a chore. But with the rising cost of home ownership, that's changed. We'll check in with Saint John real estate agent Jake Palmer.

Moncton para swimmer Danielle Dorris is headed to Paris this summer. She made Canada's Paralympic team last night with a 50 meter swim that matched her own world record. We'll check in with her coach, Ryan Allen.

Burton's Duncan Murray has wowed all four judges at Britain's Got Talent with his pogo stick tricks. We'll hear about that experience. 

The province released its long-awaited primary health care action plan last week. We'll speak with the president of the New Brunswick Medical to get her thoughts on that plan

Arthur Irving has died at the age of 93. We speak with the CBC's provincial affairs reporter Jacques Poitras who has covered the Irving family for many years. 

Menopause is a difficult transition for many women with its hot flashes, night sweats, insomnia and brain fog. Now, the most recent results of a large medical study are out, updating what we know about hormonal therapies.

We're speaking with the three authors nominated for the fiction award at this year's New Brunswick book awards. Today we'll hear from Luke Francis Beirne, author of Blacklion.