Information Morning Fredericton

​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Peter Lin ​for a look at the U-S Surgeon General's warning about the risk of cancer from drinking alcohol.

Parliament ​w​ill be prorogued until March 24th. But what exactly does that mean, and what's the precedent? Jeanne Armstrong spoke to constitutional lawyer Lyle Skinner to get into the nuts and bolts of the political concept.

The retirement of Dr. Claus Schaus, a vascular surgeon in Fredericton, is leaving the health-care community feeling vulnerable. ​J​eanne Armstrong spoke to two physicians at the Chalmers hospital​: ​Dr. Elna Hauman​ and Dr. Chris Goodyear​.

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​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Gina Lonati, a researcher at UNB Saint John who's hoping her approach to conservation could make a difference for the endangered North Atlantic Right Whales.

​Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is officially back in Ottawa after the holidays. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to political science professor Lori Turnbull about how the next few weeks and months might play out.

​J​eanne Armstrong spoke to writer Kayla Geitzler to get the story behind a newly published poetry collection called We The Women, We Strive.  

More drama from the nation's capital. But this time it's on the ice. Team Canada was eliminated from the World Juniors last night. And Saint John's Jamie Tozer, editor of Station Nation is in Ottawa to take in some of the final games. We'll hear from him about that experience after the national news.

The Nature Conservancy is hoping to help people gift more consciously with its Green Gift Program, where you can symbolically adopt animals or land on behalf of a loved one.

Goal setting around fitness and moving more, we'll talk about the benefits of exercise for your physical and mental health and how to best achieve your New Years goals with fitness coach Sean Barker.

Maybe getting your house in order is on your list of resolutions this year. But how do you deal with generations of clutter? And how can you prevent it? Clutter coach Kim Eagles has some advice as Boomers downsize.