Information Morning Fredericton

Kylie Fox has a new album and one of the songs from the album draws inspiration from the women who have shaped her life. She sat down with Tristan Grant.

Jeanne Armstrong and Tristan Grant spoke to Harvest Music festival programming director Brent Staeben about this year's festival, and the challenges ahead.

​There have been three fatal shootings of a First Nations person by police in New Brunswick in under five years. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to criminologist Michael Boudreau about what this means for the relationship between indigenous people in the province and the police.

​The serious incident response team is investigating after a Mi'kmaw man was killed by the RCMP at Elsipogtog First Nation.​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Pam Palmate​r​, a Mi'kmaw lawyer from Eel River Bar First Nation.

Famous people need haircuts too. We hear from the barber at Hashey's who got a chance to cut Jason Isbell's hair, and wants to do it again this year. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Shelly Woodcock about her brush with fame.

It has been a busy road construction season in Fredericton. There are still a few projects underway and we get an update from Melissa Steeves with the City of Fredericton.

​J​eanne Armstrong spoke to Tim Yerxa about the new season at the Playhouse ​a​nd about the first show in the Spotlight series, Momentum of Isolation.

Hugh Kennedy of Fredericton shares an inspiring personal story of giving a kidney to a family member.

The Fredericton musician talks to columnist Tristan Grant about mentorship on the local music scene.

Dental society director Paul Blanchard on why N.B. dentists have lowest participation in new national plan.