Information Morning Fredericton

Teachers association president Peter Lagacy, parent and researcher Melissa Dockrill Garrett and former deputy minister Dennis Cochrane offer perspectives on the most pressing issues for the N.B. school system

Major Vincent Dupont on counter-explosive training for armed forces members from 10 countries happening for the next week at Base Gagetown.

The bandstand in Wilmot Park is rising from the ashes of a fire this summer. Jeanne Armstrong went to the park to find out more about the restoration work that has been going on ever since.

W​e hear more about what matters to ​you from the Sunshine Diner in Fredericton.

Cancer can hit anyone, at any age. But a number of recent studies show that people between 29 and 49 years old are getting cancer more often than in the past. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Peter Lin about what's happening.

A new pool, more education funding, and the cost of food are some things that matter to Frederictonians. Jeanne Armstrong stopped by the Sunshine Diner to chat with people about what issues might influence their vote.

A new book by American photographer Susan Lapides pays tribute to life along the Fundy coast, in St. George where she spends her summers. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to her about the book, and how it celebrates the everyday beauty of the area.

Changes to international student permits are costing Atlantic Universities millions. That's according to a new survey from the Association of Atlantic Universities. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Peter Halpin about what they make of the new measures.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/foreign-student-enrolment-cap-costing-atlantic-canada-1.7352867

We've been carrying short interviews with candidates from ridings in the capital city area for the past week. This morning the riding of Hanwell-New Maryland. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Susan Jonah with the Green party, and Cindy Miles with the Liberals.

With just under a week left of the election campaign, we check in with our political watchers. Erin Crandall is a political science professor at Acadia University and Jamie Gillies teaches political science at St. Thomas University in Fredericton.