Information Morning Fredericton

Santa will be making his rounds next week. CBC's Isabelle Leger spoke to some 4-year-olds at the Oromocto Day Care Center about what they asked Santa for this year.

As of January 1st, peace officers will be able to give immediate roadside suspensions to drivers with a blood alcohol content of 0.05 or greater. Colleen Kitts-Goguen spoke to Robert Gauvin, minister of public safety, then Steve Sullivan, CEO of MADD Canada.

What's on your wishlist to Santa? Melynda Jarratt dug up an old letter to the big guy in red, written by her aunt Anna more than 100 years ago.

One of the most anticipated lists that the provincial government releases is the list

of new school​s and school renovations. ​Colleen Kitts-Goguen spoke to ​superintendent David McTimoney​ about ​​what's planned in ASD-West.

A new task force to address crime in Fredericton has been approved. The Community Safety Task Force will have community stakeholders and representatives from all levels of government to one table each week. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Mayor Kate Rogers and police chief Gary Forward, who are co-chairing the task force. 

New Brunswick's auditor general says the province is failing to meet its legal obligations in reviewing and reporting on child deaths. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Paul Martin about his report.

One proud grandpa from Bathurst gave his granddaughter the gift of a lifetime, when he surprised her with tickets to see one of Taylor Swift's final shows in Vancouver. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to John McLaughlin to hear about that experience, and what it meant to them.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to two Syrians who now call Fredericton home, for their reaction to the fall of the Assad regime. Mohammad Al Khateeb is from Dara'a. Maryam Alhawari is from Damascus.

After hearing about an e-transfer scam at Harvest House in Woodstock, David Shipley tells us more about how these scams work, and what scams to watch out for over the holidays.

​It's a hard time of year for charities. A postal strike, donor fatigue, and now a scam is going around that targeted Harvest House in Woodstock. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Joel DeMerchant, executive director of Harvest House.