Information Morning Fredericton

We meet a young woman from Fredericton who is fascinated by old photos and is helping to discover the lost stories behind them. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Megan Hicks.

Many New Brunswickers are starting to realize they will not qualify for a promised one-time payment from the province. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Susan Holt, leader of the Liberal Party in New Brunswick.

It's no secret that New Brunswick health authorities have been leaning on travel nurses to keep hospitals afloat. An investigation by the Globe and Mail reveals just how lucrative the contracts have been for one private company. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Paula Doucet, head of the nurses union in New Brunswick.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to two parents about whether they think restrictions are needed in schools to limit cell phone use. Laurie Wood is a parent of two in Hampton, and Nikki Arch is a parent of four in Woodstock.

​What's so bad about benzos? ​J​eanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Peter Lin about the risks of these commonly prescribed drugs.

​​Universities and colleges in New Brunswick have an idea of how many international study permits they may get for the upcoming school year, but the math isn't very encouraging. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Ryan Sullivan, associate vice president of enrolment management at St. Thomas University.

Last week, we told you about a moose that was seen walking in circles around a power pole for 5 minutes. This morning, Jeanne Armstrong spoke to UNB biologist Michael Duffy about this strange behaviour, and what may have been causing it.

CONTENT WARNING . this story mentions suicide and sexual exploitation.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Suzie Dunn, Assistant Professor at the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie University, about a research project aimed at giving young people the resources they need to interact safely online. 

A resident at a Shannex nursing home in Fredericton wrote about the journey of entering a nursing home. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Mary Ryan.

The Fredericton Chamber of Commerce and the Greater Fredericton Area Physicians Staff Organization are joining forces to advocate for improved healthcare. Jeanne Armstrong spoke with Morgan Peters the CEO of the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce and Dr. Jill Goodyear, President of the Greater Fredericton Area Physician Staff Organization.