Feb.28th, 2019 - Yesterday was Pink Day in support of those who have been or are being bullied. A group of ER nurses from the Moncton hospital decided they wanted to do something to help and walked over to Queen Elizabeth school with a surprise.

Feb.27th, 2019 - The Legion's Moncton Branch 6 held a short ceremony to hand out awards to the winners of the Remembrance Day competition. The branch has a storied history being one of the originals in all of Canada. And the diverse group of winners shows just how much has changed, while the conflicts that rage in the world that in other areas, not much has.

Feb.1st, 2019 - The kids from Bessborough School's Leadership program have done a tremendous amount of volunteer work for local and internationals charities. And in recognition of their good works, WestJet is flying them to the inspirational and motivational WE Day event in Montreal...but they don't know that.

Nov23rd, 2018 - Earlier this week the Anglophone East School District held a youth mental health summit. The kids were given tools to help and they'll meet again to see how effective they were. But how prevalent is youth mental health? And what kind of impact is it having? And what are some of the causes? We hear from facilitators and kids alike.

Oct.15th, 2018 - Hundreds and hundreds of local area students made their way to numerous booths in the Agrena complex today. Some to verify their choice after graduation, and some to hopefully determine one. We spoke with a number of students attending the University and College Fair.

Oct.4th, 2018 - We hear about immigration and the number of people coming to the Greater Moncton area. However it's no more evident than the faces you see on the local school yards.

Sept.4th,2018 - School is back in session and we had a chance to try and keep up with Bessborough School principal Nick Mattatall as he ran the gamut this morning when the doors opened to all the eage (and granted some not so eager) young faces.

Aug.31st, 2018 - In just a few days the school hallways will be filled with kids young and older. There are a number of changes that will take place and district Superintendent Gregg Ingersoll takes us through the major ones including the new absentee app, changes to the food program and changes to the classroom dynamics.

Aug.29th, 2018 - School is ready to get underway shortly and the Anglophone East School District Transportation Manager is ready. And so too are his buses. However there are a few changes including one bus wired with six cameras in an effort to stop the very dangerous practice of motor vehicles passing a school bus with its flashers on. Some even passing to the right of the bus.