Information Morning Fredericton

Fredericton's Janet Robinson published her first children's book last year. Now she has a follow up - it's called You Can Have Mine.

A mystery man filled up some serious pot holes at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre, just because he cared. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Matt Carter, executive director at the centre, to get that story.

​Deer hunting season is wrapping up. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Keith Fournier, an avid hunter who bagged a very large deer, just over 300lbs.

A suspected methanol poisoning has killed six tourists in Laos. Jeanne Armstrong checked in with our house doctor, Peter Lin, for a closer look at the case, and what travellers should know to stay safe.

Anglophone ​School District West is gathering feedback on the schedule change it made for some schools in Fredericton and Oromocto. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to ASD-W superintendent David McTimoney​.

​J​eanne Armstrong spoke to Jennifer Stead with the Andrew & Laura McCain Art Gallery, about how ​t​he gallery's Christmas exhibition is a bit different this year because of the ​postal strike.

RCMP in New Brunswick are starting to wear body cameras. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to researcher Mary Ann Campbell about how the technology works and why it's an important evolution for police and the public they serve​.

Not a failing grade - but not A+, either. There's room for improvement in New Brunswick's literacy scores - we'll dive into the numbers across grade levels with the new minister of education Claire Johnson.

New Brunswick's Consumer Advocate for Insurance is recommending New Brunswick drivers watch for price increases when their current auto insurance comes up for renewal and to shop for better rates if their premiums seem unreasonable.

Will New Brunswick's rent cap legislation provide adequate protection for tenants?​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Sara Beyer with the Canadian Centre for Housing Rights​.