The Nature Conservancy is hoping to help people gift more consciously with its Green Gift Program, where you can symbolically adopt animals or land on behalf of a loved one.

More drama from the nation's capital. But this time it's on the ice. Team Canada was eliminated from the World Juniors last night. And Saint John's Jamie Tozer, editor of Station Nation is in Ottawa to take in some of the final games. We'll hear from him about that experience after the national news.

Maybe getting your house in order is on your list of resolutions this year. But how do you deal with generations of clutter? And how can you prevent it? Clutter coach Kim Eagles has some advice as Boomers downsize.

We'll talk to three friends who are part of a "serious" new year's resolution project.

Goal setting around fitness and moving more, we'll talk about the benefits of exercise for your physical and mental health and how to best achieve your New Years goals with fitness coach Sean Barker.

​I​sabelle Leger brings us the story about a project aimed at giving the gift of fresh pajamas to elementary students in Fredericton and Oromocto. We​ hear from Samantha Wood, who started the Pajama Project three years ago and has seen a big jump in demand.

​One year ago, Mike Bendis narrowly escaped an encampment fire in the woods. Now, he's a flourishing community member at 12 Neighbours on the Northside​, and a regular at their weekly guitar classes.​ Jeanne Armstrong dropped in to catch up.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to the Beaverbrook's John Leroux​ about how a dutch painter in the 1800s captured the mess of a merry holiday party.