Information Morning Fredericton

Tim Yerxa has the Playhouse preview about a show featuring two talented Canadian musicians. Dan Mangan and Aysanabee.

Krista Ross, former CEO of the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce, is heading to the Red Chamber. She's one of three New Brunswickers appointed to the Senate yesterday.

New research examines the brain activity of people when they communicate on video calls versus in person. Dr. Peter Lin explains what science tells us about your brain on Zoom.

The first step to heating your home as efficiently as possible, is getting an energy audit. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to energy advisor Jay Furey about some of the most common solutions to save you money, and keep you warmer.

​The province is trying to understand​ how short term rentals are impacting the housing market in New Brunswick.​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dan Murphy with the Unions of Municipalities of New Brunswick.

​It's not just your imaginatio​n, storms in the Atlantic are getting more intense, more quickly, at a higher rate. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to ​Andra Garner​, an ​assistant ​professor in the Department of Environmental Science at Rowan University in New Jersey.

The number of MAiD deaths in Canada is on the rise. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to professor Tim Christie about what is needed to make sure medical assistance in dying is handled with professional integrity and with patient safety in mind.

That first snowfall is a warning to get your snow tires on. Do you have an appointment or are you having to wait? Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Charmaine Carvalho, owner of Elite Tires in Fredericton.

Craft NB is hosting a sale at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery this weekend. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Kate Hunter.

Mr. Dressup ​was a Canadian TV icon. ​He entertained and inspired kids for almost 30 years on his show on CBC. Now a feature-length documentary is in the works.​ Rothesay's Mark Bishop is one of the people involved in it.