Information Morning Fredericton

One of the ways you can improve your home energy efficiency is to get a heat pump. Our environmental consultant Carl Duivenvoorden has some information on heat pumps.

An exhibit featuring the work of New Brunswick artist Edward Mitchell Bannister opens this weekend in Sackville. His works are considered by experts to be some of the best examples of 19th century American art.

The Nashwaak Watershed Association is celebrating 30 years of restoration.

It's called Counselling for Artists but don't let the name fool you, everyone is welcome. The Charlotte Street Arts Centre is offering discounted counseling sessions.

He was born in Canada and raised in Dublin and some of his friends eventually became members of the band U2. Stephen Fearing is coming to Fredericton for a show in February. 

Property assessment notices are in the mail. Jeanne Armstrong spoke with Ray Harris, data analyst and owner of DataWazo, who sorted through all the data to show you how your assessment compares to your neighbours.

Bringing SMRs to New Brunswick. That's the goal of a new agreement between the North Shore Mi'kmaq Tribal Council and nuclear energy giant.

Well, the reaction to power bills has been overwhelming. So many people have contacted us and their elected representatives about their power bills. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Lori Clark, President and CEO from NB Power.

It's a week of frigid temperatures and blowing snow. So for people living rough, where are they to go? We'll check in with Warren Maddox about capacity this winter for shelter beds - and we'll get an update on the new emergency shelter on NBEx grounds.

Soon, apartment dwellers in Fredericton won’t have to go to redemption centres to recycle. Those services will be at their doorstep.