Information Morning Fredericton

World leaders and tech experts attended the world's first summit on how to regulate artificial intelligence. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to David Gerhard with the University of Manitoba about the conference and where AI oversight goes from here.

It's more than just an annoyance​, months long construction ​o​n some of the city's main arteries is causing problems for drivers and businesses.​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Bruce McCormack and Mike Babineau​.

​Combining players for high school sports teams has caused a kerfuffle for some schools this fall. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Andy Clark, president of the New Brunswick Interscholastic Athletic Association​, about the rules and what's changed​.

New Brunswick's outgoing chief medical officer of health appeared at the legislature's public accounts committee meeting yesterday to answer questions about the pandemic response.

A Tuberculosis diagnosis and one year ​of isolation in the early 1900's yielded art work now on display at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery​. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Bob Dallison and Terry Keough to get the fascinating story behind the Keough exhibit.

​You can enjoy films by New Brunswick filmmakers​, and films from around the world​, ​in person or online​ at the Silver Wave Film Festival. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Cat Leblanc, one of the organizers​.

​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to ​Omar Alshogre ahead of his lecture tonight. He tells the story of being unjustly imprisoned in Syria when he was a teenager. He lived to share his experiences and is ​delivering the Lodhi Lecture at St. Thomas University.

Viola Pruss went to a Death Expo and spoke to lawyer Jody Lee White about having a will and a power of attorney plan in place.

The future of hockey safety is being questioned after a former UNB Reds defencemen slashed the throat of an opponent with his skate after a collision during a game. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Mike Eagles, a former NHL hockey player from New Brunswick​.

Who and how is someone Indigenous? Mi'kmaq lawyer Pam Palmater and Cecelia Brooks of Sitansisk react to the 5th Estate's story about Buffy Sainte Marie.