We talk with Gaye Cail, who has rediscovered her passion for figure skating.

A team of Oromocto representing New Brnswick at the U-18 Junior Curling Championship in Ottawa has secured its spot in the tournament's quarter finals.

Radon is the leading cause of lung cancer in non-smokers and as many as 1 and 4 homes in this province have high levels of radon. We'll speak with the CEO of the New Brunswick Lung Association about the danger and an event taking place tomorrow in St. Andrews.

We continue our look at activities you can do on ice. We'll check in with the Saint John Amateur Speed Skating Club, which is believed to be the oldest in the country.

Two New Brunswick musicians worked together to bring attention to the issue of homelessness.

We'll speak with Joel Manchester and Colin Fowlie about their song for the Coldest Night of the Year fundraiser.

If you're curious about clay, then CBC's latest competition show is for you. The Great Canadian Pottery Throw Down premiere's this week. And three of the 10 competitors are from right here in New Brunswick! Andrew McCullough, Elsa Valinas and Michael Wood stopped by for a chat.

A Moncton swim coach is being recognized nationally by Swimming Canada For his efforts in supporting paralympian Danielle Dorris. We'll speak with Ryan Allen.

An old tradition is coming back to the Renforth Wharf ice fishing community. Kelson Hilchie is organizing a smelt derby! We'll get the details from him.

Seniors are starting to get letters from the federal government suggesting they may be eligible for the new federal dental plan. But dentists still have a lot of questions about how the plan will work, and whether there's capacity for thousands of additional patients. We'll speak Paul Blanchard, executive director of the New Brunswick Dental Society.

Our passion project continues. Today we'll speak with sculptor Jean-Pascal Brideau of Caraquet, who creates fantastical figures entirely out of snow.