Information Morning Fredericton

One month after she won the New Brunswick election, Premier Susan Holt joined Jeanne Armstrong in the studio for a Q & A session.

The off-Broadway comedy Titanique is on its Canadian tour, currently in Montreal.

​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to cast member Rose Messenger, who is from Fredericton, about her role in the show.

Matt Vautour of Hockey New Brunswick on a growing program for neurodiverse hockey players.

Brittany Fraser, Jordan Tretheway and Candace Hare pay tribute to a beloved librarian and MS advocate in Fredericton.

Minister David Hickey, critic Glen Savoie and landlord Willie Scholten discuss the upcoming imposition of a 3 per cent cap on rent increases in N.B.

John Leroux of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery on the re-unveiling of an iconic work of public art in Fredericton.

Many infections are preventable with vaccines, including measles. But Canada is still seeing outbreaks of the disease.​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to immunologist Dawn Bowdish about measles, the risks, and why it continues to spread.

Tim Yerxa gets us in the spirit of the season with a chat about Tyler Shaw's Christmas show.

​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Peter Lin about the E​. coli outbreak linked to organic carrots.

Planes headed from Fredericton to Toronto are full of Swifties attending Taylor Swift's Canadian leg of her Eras tour. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to one fan going from Woodstock. It's ​A​shley Chase's 20th time seeing Swift in concert.