Information Morning Fredericton

This week marks the ​5th anniversary of the legalization of cannabis. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to ​Vaughan Dowie​, CEO of Pine River Institute​, about the education campaign that was geared toward helping youth understand the dangers​.

It's been ​5 years since cannabis legalization in this country. We look at how parents of teenagers are dealing with their kids' cannabis use.

Derby karts whizzed down MacKay drive this Sunday as the University of New Brunswick hosted its 47th annual coaster derby. Prapti Bamaniya caught up with the engineering students at the races.

We hear from one of the people left homeless by that apartment building fire in Fredericton and the challenges she has faced to retrieve some belongings.

Canada's governing body for university sports is changing how it gives out scholarships. UNB's director of athletics Jeff Speedy gives us the run down on changes.

Honouring the life and the gifts of well known Fredericton volunteer​, Molly Demma. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Emma Chevarie ​who ​knew her well.

All the road construction around the city has Frederictonians itching for an update on projects. CBC's Prapti Bamaniya caught up with city engineer Melissa Steeves.

​More and more businesses are hiring security services to deter thefts. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Jim Cormier​ to find out how the Retail Council of Canada is working to find solutions and ease the impact this is having on their members.

​New Brunswickers will get a double tax credit this month as part of the Climate Action Incentive Payment. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to climate expert Maria Panezi about how that money could be used to lower our individual carbon footprints.

There are more than 800 headstones in Fredericton's Old Burial Grounds downtown​, and the city is painstakingly restoring every one of them. Jeanne Armstrong met with Mike Walker to get a sense of the scope of the work, then Robyn Lacey spoke about her assessment of the graves and report to the city.