Uptown businesses are asking for extra help from the city to lessen the impact of all the construction. Nancy Tissington of Uptown Saint John speaks with host Rachel Cave about the impacts and what businesses want to see to help them out.

Two more larger cranes will be added to the container terminal on the west side today. Doug Smith is the CEO of DP World Canada he speaks with host Rachel Cave about their arrival, and how they'll change business at the port.

A Maces Bay woman took down a colossal moose And she did it with a compound bow. The CBC's Mia Urquhart paid her a visit.

Many are calling it an unforgettable cinematic experience that successfully captures the essence of the original, while carving its own majestic path. Our film reviewer Lisa Hrabluk gives us her take on Galdiator II.

Tim O'Reilly is Saint John's director of public works, he shares improvements and challenges for the city's winter management plan because the snowy, icy weather is just around the corner, and there are ways the public can help things flow more smoothly.

Every year, New Brunswickers take part in the Christmas bird count. Don MacPhail has organized the data from 70 years of counting in the Saint John region. He speaks with host Rachel Cave about the data, some of the trends, and an upcoming workshop he's hosting this weekend.

Discussion at a conference in Fredericton this week was dedicated to finding collaborative ways to combat human trafficking in the province. The CBC's Allyson McCormack Alyson speaks with two people calling for change.

This winter, people who've been living rough will be seeking shelter out of the cold. And chances are, some may try to hold out for as long as they can because shelter life can be very difficult, too. Ben Appleby is Outflow's Director of Shelter and Housing they ran last year's operation in the north end faced some real challenges.