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Three of Fredericton's trails have been given Wolastoqey names. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Wolastoqi elder Imelda Perley who was there as the new trail signs were unveiled.
Earlier this month, in the journal, Nature, researchers published a study discussing mental health, linking depression in some people to biological processes in the brain. The study suggests a connection between one particular area of the brain, and the size of that area, to a person's risk for experiencing depression. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to our regular medical columnist Dr. Peter Lin about that study.
A new fee structure encouraging primary care doctors to take on more patients is now in place.
Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Paula Keating of the New Brunswick Medical Society about how it works.
Fredericton's new police chief, Gary Forward, is in his first month on the job. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Chief Forward about his plans for policing in the city.
Grid City Magazine, a website to give voice to the city’s vibrant arts and culture communities, is shutting down. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to the founder of the magazine, Matt Carter.
Jeanne Armstrong spoke to CBC Indigenous reporter Sis Moqon, who spent the day in Elsipogtog after last week's shooting of Iggy Dedam by RCMP.
This week we're beginning a series on New Brunswick folk songs. Musician Mike Bravener has collected and reimagined a third album of folk songs. He has the stories behind the songs and we hear his 2024 version.
The Harvest Music festival would never happen without the help of thousands of volunteers. Security volunteer David Kilfoil spoke to Jeanne Armstrong and Tristan Grant at Officers' Square.
Julian Taylor has been working in the music industry for 25 years but recently his solo work is attracting a lot of attention. He's here for Harvest and he talked to Tristan Grant.
When asked about who his mentor was, Tristan Grant, aka Wolf Castle says "David Myles has never steered me wrong". Jeanne Armstrong spoke to David about that.
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