Information Morning Fredericton

​The federal government has committed 1 billion​ dollars in funding for renewable energy projects in the province. ​J​eanne Armstrong spoke to Beverly Gingras, executive director of the Conservation Council of New Brunswick for her thoughts.  

Some nurses won't qualify for a retention bonus, including LPNs in special care homes. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Jan Seely, president of the New Brunswick Special Care Home Association, about how her members are reacting to that.

Food prices are high and a new report says they will continue to rise. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to James Requeima, a member of the research team that put together that report.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Brent Staeben, programming director of the Harvest Music Festival, about what's new this year at the festival, and what challenges lie ahead.

$10,000 payments will go out to some nurses across the province. It's part of the province's plan to retain nurses in New Brunswick. But, there is some confusion about which nurses are eligible. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Premier Susan Holt.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to longtime host of The Current​ and foreign correspondent Anna Maria Tremonti​. She will be speaking at the University of New Brunswick​ today, at a vigil to commemorate the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. 

'Tis the season of ice and snow and that means crews with the city of Fredericton are on duty. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Brent Grant, one of the people overseeing road cleanup for the city of Fredericton.

It's an art that is thought to have been practised in Ancient Egypt, and carried through to generations of​ artists around the world. ​Jeanne Arnstrong spoke to Mary Grant, one of the people who teaches rug hooking in Fredericton​.

​$​10,000 bonus checks will start hitting bank accounts of some nurses across the province​. It's part of the provincial government's nurse retention plan.​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to ​Paula Doucet​, president of the New Brunswick Nurses Union​.

​​Are you in danger of brain rot? ​​We check in with ​D​r. Peter Lin for a look at the Oxford University Press word of the year.