Information Morning Fredericton

​A major shift in the philosophy of governing is the topic of Kelly Lamrock's most recent report, titled "How It All Broke". ​W​e hear​ reaction from David Coon and Susan Holt.​ Then Jeanne Armstrong spoke to former PC MLA Jody Carr, who thinks the government of the day would be wise to welcome the report with open arms.

​Calling all Fredericton artists​, the city wants local artists to contribute to its Temporary Public Art Program.​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Angela Watson​ with the city to find out more about the project.

N.B. Child, youth and seniors advocate Kelly Lamrock issues scathing report on 30 years of government.

Checking back with Julie Williams, who helped organize a weekend fundraiser for fire victims.

Former Gagetown mayor Derek Pleadwell says civic engagement is lower since amalgamation.

N.B. Medical Society President Dr. Paula Keating says doctors want more say in primary care reforms.

John Leroux of the Beaverbrook Art Gallery on a multimedia show by Sackville artist Graeme Patterson.

2.1 million adults in Canada suffer from long COVID, but some doctors don’t feel prepared to help those patients. That’s what the Canadian COVID Society is setting out to change. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Kashif Pirzada, an ER doctor in Toronto and the co-chair of the newly-formed group.

Team New Brunswick won 23 medals from the Special Olympics Canada Winter Games in Calgary. Jeanne Armstrong spoke with the chef de mission, Emma Stone.

​Women's hockey is having a big moment this year​, with local teams in Fredericton dominating on the ice, and the PWHL getting attention across the globe. ​W​e convene​d a panel of ​women to talk through the excitement.​ ​Sarah Clowater is a diehard hockey fan in Fredericton.​ Katie Northrup is a goalie coach and a former UNB REDS player.​ Hillary Wood is a 17-year-old player in Miramichi heading to UNB in the fall to play for the REDS.