Shift (NB)

We get down in the hack with the Hampton Curling Club on our winter sports series. President Jamie Slipp joins us.

A location has been found in St. Stephen to house some of the city's homeless. Some residents in the area have concerns about what it might mean for them though, and they're looking for answers. There's a meeting tomorrow to talk it through. We'll speak with mayor Allan MacEachern.

A number of people organized a big effort to try to save a bird that shouldn't be here in January. Sadly it wasn't to be. We'll check in with Pam Novak at the Atlantic Wildlife Institute.

The city of Bathurst has just opened a temporary warming centre that will be open from 8 pm to 8 am each night. The plan is to keep the facility open all day as well when the conditions are extreme. We get more details from Luc Foulem.

Could factory-built homes be a housing solution for the east coast? That's one option federal and provincial housing ministers are eyeing. We'll check in with housing expert Julia Woodhall-Melnik.

Passkeys are popping up everywhere, as a more secure alternative to the password. What exactly is a passkey though, and is it really more secure? Cyber security expert David Shipley tells us more.

Miramichi is getting a financial boost from the federal government for its erosion mitigation efforts. We'll learn more about the work from mayor Adam Lordon.

We're taking a closer look at winter sports this season on Shift - and the people behind the clubs and associations that keep those sports alive. Today, associate producer Danielle McCreadie brings us curling at the Capital Winter Club in Fredericton!

We're talking about winter activities with the clubs and organizations that keep them vibrant.. We'll begin this week with curling - Jill Logan with Thistle St. Andrews club in Saint John joins us.

On Passion Projects, we're talking with people all over the province about the things they are passionate about. Today we check in with Conor Conway at Epoch Chemistry Coffee House about the coffee rabbit-hole he fell down and why he's glad he did.