Information Morning Fredericton

We are ten weeks into Sunday bus service in the city of Fredericton and the numbers are promising. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to the city's head of transit, Charlene Sharpe, about that and other changes to the public transportation system.

An infection control epidemiologist is sounding the alarm over poor air quality in schools as kids head back to the classroom. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Colin Furness about the spread of respiratory viruses like COVID 19 and whooping cough.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Matt Galloway, host of The Current, as he passed through Fredericton to talk about the stories in the province that caught his attention.

Taking care of kids can be stressful. In the United States, the Surgeon General has issued an advisory on the state of parental mental health. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to our regular medical columnist, Dr. Peter Lin about how stress is affecting the health of parents.

There are lots of free shows to take in during the Harvest Music Festival. Jeanne Armstrong sat down with Emma Chevarie and her spreadsheets to map it all out for us.

Teachers and administrators have been busy preparing for this back to school week. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to David McTimoney, superintendent of ASD-West, about some of the changes facing students in the district this year. 

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Fredericton runner Kelsey Hogan about a gruelling ultra race she just ran in the Alps.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Fredericton Fire Chief Dwayne Killingbeck about the department's efforts to cover a growing and changing city.

Lynn Harrison dropped her son off at junior kindergarten and then went home and poured her emotions into a song. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Lynn about that song​, and why parents may get emotional when they hear it.​

​The front office at Leo Hayes High School is about to be full of steel toed boots​. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to teacher Joell Gallant after his plea for CSA approved footwear for skilled trades classes brought the community together.