Information Morning Fredericton

Work is underway to make the oldest basketball court in the world a museum. ​J​eanne Armstrong spoke to Richard Fulton, president of Canada 1st Basketball Inc, about the design and the fundraising going on to make ​t​hat happen​.

​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Roadside History columnist James Upham about three made-in-New Brunswick inventions. Chances are, you've used them all.

Malcolm Bricklin reflects on his gull winged car produced 50 years ago in New​ Brunswick.

​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Andy Zildjian from Sabian Cymbals about the world class cymbals made in Meductic since the 80's.

Making food and drink in New Brunswick from the plants and flowers that grow here. Elder Cecelia Brooks​ takes us into the garden at Hayes Farm.

Saint Andrews Mayor Brad Henderson on the deconstruction of historical housing for Algonquin Hotel workers.

CBC reporter Robert Jones sums up NB Power's rate hearing at the Energy and Utilities Board.

Deputy mayor Michael Willett comments on long-awaited movement to clean up a post-industrial eyesore.

Grand Manan librarian Rachel Woodworth tells us about a couple of little libraries that float on water.

Roadside history columnist James Upham takes us off a highway between Saint John and Sussex where rocks preserve traces of a 350-million-year-old forest.