Information Morning Fredericton

Inflation, affordability and the cost of living are big issues for voters in the upcoming election. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to economist Richard Saillant about how party promises could impact life for the average New Brunswicker.

It's moose season and hunters are off to the woods to bring home some game. And for those who are super proud of their wins, they'll go to a taxidermist. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Matthieu Larabie, owner of East Coast Skulls in Quispamsis.

What makes an award winning woodlot? Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Allan Robertson, York Sunbury Charlotte's woodlot owner of the year.

Our political watchers, Erin Crandall and Jamie Gillies, weighed in on the English Language debate last night.

Theatre New Brunswick is putting on a very different holiday production this year, a story told through 12 pieces of mail, delivered right to your door. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Natasha MacLellan, artistic director of TNB, and playwright Don Hannah.

​We know that microplastics are getting into our bodies in various ways. Eating. Drinking. Breathing. But a new study suggests the plastic is ending up in our brain​. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Peter Lin about what this could mean for all of us.

Will Fredericton get a new aquatic centre if no one will agree to pay for it​? The city has asked the Local Governance Commission to intervene. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Mayor Kate Rogers.

Tim Yerxa has a preview of The Lemon Bucket Orkestra, described as "Guerilla-folk party-punk".

The Pan American Black Bass Championship is coming to the Fredericton Capital Region September 25-29, and it's bringing in top anglers from around the world. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Bob Izumi and Adam Foster.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Erin Steuter, an expert on disinformation about the fake information that can spread during an election and how it can become very dangerous, very quickly.