Information Morning Fredericton

A daughter honours her mother's memory through an art exhibition. CBC's Jonna Brewer brings us Hannah Grant's story.

A Saint John shelter and Horizon Health have plans to build convalescent housing units this fall, for homeless patients after they leave the hospital. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Ben Appleby from Outflow Ministry.

Anyone under 15 years old won't be allowed into the The New Brunswick Provincial Exhibition without an adult this year. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Jeff McCarthy, ​​executive director of​ the NBEx., about the reasons behind the change.

Much of Canada's freight rail traffic could grind to a halt this Thursday if workers and the companies can't strike a deal. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Louis-Philippe Gauthier, VP Atlantic with CFIB, about what a rail disruption could mean for businesses in New Brunswick.  

​Ticks can carry Lyme disease, but they can carry and transmit other illnesses too. One of them is anaplasmosis. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to scientist Heather Coatsworth, with the National Microbiology Laboratory.

Just because the Covered Bridge Chips factory went up in flames doesn't mean they've stopped making your favourite flavours. ​Jeanne Armstrong dropped by their new makeshift factory to see how things are going​.

It might not seem like there would be a clear connection between Art and Geology, but ​geologist Catrina Russell sees one​. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to her ​a​bout a presentation she's giving this week on the many ways art and geology intersect.

After two years, folks on Grand Manan are celebrating. The Swallowtail Lighthouse renovations are complete. Ken Ingersoll is the co-chair of the restoration project and a lighthouse keeper, he speaks with Information Morning in the Summer host Khalil Akhtar.

Diving into the long, fraught history of sex verification in sport. Information Morning in the Summer speaks with professors Nathan Kalman-Lamb and Celeste Orr about the contentious intersection of gender and sports.

Our Books and Backroads series heads to Harvey this week, A group of students from Harvey High discuss Kathleen Peacock's novel "You Were Never Here."