Information Morning Fredericton

Greener village is inviting participants to help bake bread for the Fredericton Food Bank. The program is called, Share the Loaf. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Yves Dechaine​, head chef at Greener Village​.

​Politics and the various levels of government and their responsibilities can be complicated and sometimes confusing. Jeanne Armstrong gets a quick lesson for us from Alan Sears, professor emeritus in education at UNB.

Starting farming while facing an uncertain future. It's not the for the faint of heart. Host Rachel Cave speaks with two young farmers from New Brunswick on the challenges and opportunities for the next generation of farmers.

The authors of a new cookbook working to preserve Mi'kmaq recipes and food history from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. Information Morning Halifax's Feleshia Chandler spoke with Margaret Augustine and Lauren Beck, authors of of Mitji Let’s Eat! Mi’kmaq Recipes from Sikniktuk.

​W​e've been hearing from some of the candidates in the provincial ridings in the capital city area. This morning, two of the candidates in the riding of Fredericton-York.​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Liberal candidate Tanya Whitney, and Green party candidate Pam Allen-LeBlanc.

I​f you want to vote early​, you can anytime at the returning office, and there are more ways to do that this weekend with advanced polls.​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Chief Electoral Officer Kim Poffenroth​.

Hearing the vision from candidates in the Fredericton area. We've been inviting candidates to share their priorities. This morning, three of the candidates in Fredericton Lincoln.

It's felt like a long construction season for the City of Fredericton...but even longer for some business owners downtown. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to the owner of Irvine Phone Repair on the impact on his business.

A familiar voice in Florida- You might remember Trevor Adams, a meteorologist who worked for CBC Radio this summer...well he has been spending his days in Tampa Bay Florida. He recently had to leave his home to escape Hurricane Milton.

New Brunswickers can start booking appointments for updated COVID-19 and flu vaccines.