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There's an urgency to the call for more housing. That's what the federal government's housing accelerator fund is all about - speeding up the process. We'll speak with a not-for-profit developer about the chall...

Today on our What's Cooking segment, it's all about almond flour. The proprietor of a B and B in Lower Queensbury explains why she's changed the way she bakes.

The wheels on the bus don't always go round and round. A shortage of bus drivers is causing school buses to be late or cancelled on a daily basis - throwing a wrench into families' schedules. Why is there a sho...

The Liberal government was not justified in its use of the Emergencies Act. That's the headline from a Federal Court ruling this week. Jeanne Armstrong spoke with UNB law professor Kerri Froc about the ruling a...

The city of Fredericton says it needs more housing and more affordable housing and now it has money to do it. The federal government gave the city 10 million dollars this week. Jeanne Armstrong spoke with Mayor...

Paralympians will be paid the same as Olympians when they earn a spot on the podium. We'll speak with a couple of New Brunswick para athletes about what the recognition means to them.

We'll continue our series looking at cross-country clubs in the province with a visit to Charlo, one of the best known clubs in the province.

Every morning we hear of late or canceled school bus routes. Sometimes it is because of a lack of drivers. Jeanne Armstrong spoke with Karen Green of Wapske, who drove a school bus for many years.

A federal cap on international students is now a reality, and for Atlantic Canada, the numbers are drastic. Will it have the intended effect? And can schools survive the potential cut in international tuition? ...

The push is on to build more housing in the province and across the country. Several cities have now accepted federal funding to speed up construction. But with a shortage of skilled tradespeople, who will buil...