Information Morning Fredericton

pThe President of the Canadian Urban Transit Association is hoping to get the provincial candidates talking about transit. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Marco DAngelo./p

pHealth care has emerged as the most prominent and pressing issue in the provincial election campaign. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to a panel of experts about the health care system, the pressures facing it and the political promises that might help.nbsp;​Paula Doucet is the president of the New Brunswick Nurses Union,nbsp;Dr. Chris Goodyear is a general surgeon at the Doctor Everett Chalmers Hospital in Fredericton,nbsp;Marc Thorne is the mayor of Sussex, andnbsp;Anand Irrinki is a family doctor in Fredericton./p

pAlmost 300 power workers from Atlantic Canada are helping our neighbours down south after hurricane Helene left a massive path of destruction. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Steve Hansen with Holland Power Services./p

p​S​mashed windows,nbsp;water fountains ripped from the wall​, damaged electronics. Thosenbsp;are some of the ways the Frederictonnbsp;​Publicnbsp;​Library was vandalized on Monday morning.nbsp;​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Ben Wolthers,nbsp;​library board president./ppa href=https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/fredericton-library-vandalism-1.7339147 rel=noopener noreferrer target=_blankhttps://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/fredericton-library-vandalism-1.7339147/a/p

pOctober means Thanksgiving, Halloween and fall colours. But its also the season where respiratory illnesses return. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Peter Lin about the most common viruses and ways to keep them from ruining your fall fun./p

pVoters in the province are looking at party platform policies, and we are asking people across our listening area What Matters to You.nbsp;Jeanne Armstrong was in Oromocto, and got quite a few answers.nbsp;/p

pWhen you think of a nursing home,nbsp;​you maynbsp;​p​icturenbsp;a dull, greynbsp;​p​lace.nbsp;Dr. Pat Armstrong wants to change that. She is a Professor Emeritus at York University, and answer​snbsp;the question​, Where is the joy in Nursing homes?nbsp;/p

p​The Beaverbrook Art Gallery has a new executive director. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Bernard Doucet , who takes on his new role in December./p

pInflation, affordability and the cost of living are big issues for voters in the upcoming election. Jeanne Armstrong spoke tonbsp;economist Richard Saillant about how party promises could impact life for the average New Brunswicker./p

pWhat makes an award winning woodlot? Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Allan Robertson, York Sunbury Charlottes woodlot owner of the year./p