Information Morning Fredericton

​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to N.B. Liberal party leader Susan Holt a​b​out the prospect of her first provincial election.

Bruce Springsteen and The E Street Band have postponed their remaining 2023 tour dates until next year as The Boss recovers from peptic ulcer disease. Dr. Peter Lin explains more about the condition.

Tim Yerxa gives us a Playhouse preview that features circus as conversation.

​All this good weather​ is giving farmers another chance to make hay. ​J​eanne Armstrong spoke to farmer Zach Vanthournout from EZ Acres Farm​ about how the weather has affected the hayfield.

​It's looking more and more like Premier Blaine Higgs will call an early election. This week, we're inviting the leaders of the provincial parties to talk about the state of the province. This morning Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Green Party leader, David Coon.

A Frederictonian had extra room in his house, so he decided to help out a man and his son who were precariously housed. The province won't give him a rent supplement for that, and he wants to see those rules change. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Joshua Daigle.

​The Rising Tides of Antisemitism in Canada. That's the title of a lecture by Michael Levitt happening at St. Thomas University tomorrow night. He's President and CEO of Friends of the Simon Wiesenthal Center.

Juicy, crispy, and sweet​. That's how some New Brunswickers describe honeycrisp apples. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Chuck Everett​ from Everett Family Orchard.

Dr. Paula Keating is the newly appointed President of the New Brunswick Medical Society. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to her about priorities during her term.

​New Brunswick's Chief Justice is warning of increased delays in the court system. Vacant judicial positions and underused Case Management Masters means family court cases can take years to be heard.​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to ​lawyer​ David Lutz.