Information Morning Fredericton

Information Morning Fredericton

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Information Morning Fredericton episodes

  • Becca's legacy
    Rebecca Schofield's legacy continues with every act of kindness, and now the story of the Riverview teen is being brought to the stage. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Becca's mom, Anne Schofield, and playwright Mélanie Léger about TNB's newest production, Becca.
    15 min
  • Digging out in Cape Breton
    ​W​hen the snow finally stops falling, it could​ add up to 150 centimeters​ in Cape Breton. A former Frederictonian has been shovelling in Cape Breton all weekend. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Kristin O'​Rourke​.
    8 min
  • Progress report on Water Strategy
    ​The New Brunswick Conservation Council calls the province's latest water report 'disappointing.'​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Beverly Gingras​ with New Brunswick’s Conservation Council​.
    13 min
  • ​Hydrogen roadmap
    ​The New Brunswick government says hydrogen will play a key role on the path to net-zero.
    But some environmental groups say it isn't as green as touted. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Mark Winfield​,​ professor of environmental and urban change at York University​, to take a closer look at hydrogen production​.
    13 min
  • TUNB play
    A play on stage this week at UNB examines the themes of a world revolving around cellphones. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Len Falkenstein, a professor at the University of New Brunswick in the Theatre department, and Sammy Cormier, one of the lead actors in the play, called Dead Man's Cell Phone.
    14 min
  • Dunn resigns
    Cabinet Minister and MLA Arlene Dunn resigned from cabinet and says she's also quitting as a member of the legislature. The news came just hours after Minister Mike Holland announced he won't re-offer in the next election. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to our political watcher Erin Crandall and Jamie Gillies about what that all means for the PC Party and Premier Higgs.
    16 min
  • Singing Valentines
    ​​W​e meet the members of a barbershop quartet that is preparing to deliver musical love notes​. The Wired4Sound barbershop quartet is made up of Deborah Smith, Chris Freeman, Jill Woodley and Rachel St. Laurent.
    15 min
  • Craig's Auto demolished
    We hear more about what's happening at Craig's Automotive on Woodstock Road. CBC's Jennifer Sweet was on site as the building came down, then Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Jason Lejeune, a city councillor and chair of the Economic Vitality Committee, about the future of the site.
    11 min
  • Annual championship cancelled
    The World Pond Hockey Championship in Plaster Rock has been cancelled this year because of thin ice on the lake. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Tom Eagles, Mayor of the District of Tobique Valley, about the impacts of the cancellation on the village and surrounding areas.
    10 min
  • EUB hearings
    ​​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Jenica Atwin, MP for Fredericton​, who says energy regulators should cut the price of fuel given the cost of living right now.
    15 min

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Information Morning Fredericton is your window on the community every weekday morning, from 5:55 to 8:37 on CBC Radio One, the news and stories of our lives in your city and around the province;…

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