Shift (NB)

Researchers are working with producers to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the agriculture industry. We'll get an update on the Living Lab project in New Brunswick.

Homesteader Mark Trealout is a fan of heritage breeds of chicken and turkey. He'll explain why.

A St. Martin's transplant in LA was evacuated from her home over the weekend. So far, it hasn't been touched by the flames, but the emotional weight is getting heavier. We'll check in with Cayman Grant.

With plenty of people anxious to get out and enjoy the winter, we'll take a look at ice safety with Provincial Fire Marshall Michael Lewis.

The New Brunswick Youth Orchestra is the new home of a rare $60,000 instrument called a contrabassoon. We hear from the orchestra's CEO and two musicians involved. 

A very rare gull has been spotted on Grand Manan this week and our birder Alain Clavette can't get there...he'll tell us about that, and we'll hear about the bird count in the Beresford area over the holidays.

We gather our panel of politics watchers to talk about Trudeau's resignation, Dominic LeBlanc's stepping aside as a candidate for the top job and tariffs. 

This week on our What's Cooking column, we talk about what makes the best burgers with Chef Michel Savoie, ahead of burger week in Moncton.

According to a new study, more than 50 percent of Atlantic Canadian construction companies aren't taking on new work because of a labour shortage. They say recruiting immigrants is essential to addressing the issue. We speak to the director of the New Brunswick Construction Association about the results and what more can be done.

A Charlotte County councillor and social worker is participating in Dry January and using it as an opportunity to raise money for a local cancer charity. We'll speak with Emily Rodas about the effort.