Shift (NB)

The World Pond Hockey Championship in Plaster Rock may be known around the world, but the Cappy Cup in St. Stephen is that community's pride and joy. We'll learn more about the annual tournament in memory of a beloved friend.

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

Birder Alain Clavette celebrates World Wetlands Day in a marsh with a biologist from Ducks Unlimited.

Premier Blaine Higgs is losing two of his cabinet ministers. Arlene Dunn resigned today, and Mike Holland says he won't run in the next election. What does this mean for the future of the PC Party? We'll check in with our panel of politics watchers.

A racing tradition is returning to Woodstock this month. Snowmobiles will be racing around the oval at Connell Park Raceway in a couple of weeks for the first time in more than 40 years. We'll speak to Bob Fowlie, who's announcing at the upcoming Maritime Snowmobile Championship.

This week on What's Cooking we stop by the Greener Village in Fredericton. Resident Chef Yves Deschaine can't get enough onions of all varieties.

If you're under the impression that a little fur will keep your cat or dog safe from the cold, the New Brunswick SPCA says you're wrong. We'll talk about keeping pets safe in the winter months.

New Brunswick's Energy and Utilities Board held a hearing this week to revisit a controversial issue it decided on last year - the price New Brunswick consumers should pay to compensate oil companies for the cost of new federal clean fuel rules. The CBC's Robert Jones has been covering the story. He'll join us.

Grand Manan is getting its air ambulance service back. An aircraft will be stationed on the island permanently in the fall. We'll speak to the town's mayor Bonnie Morse.

We continue our look at winter hiking with James Donald. He runs the website Hiking NB where you'll find detailed information on trails all over the province.