Information Morning Fredericton

UNB student Trilok Bawa on a 2-year reduction in undergraduate study permits.

Researcher Ted McDonald on a new report showing only half of N.B. teaching grads work in the province.

Copper wire theft in New Brunswick is among the highest in Canada. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dana Lohnes, director of Field Operations for Atlantic Canada, to find out what's going on.

Jordan Trethewey is using poetry to tell the stories of the people he met in Fredericton. He's assembled that work into a book called, These are The People In Your Neighbourhood, published by Roadside Press.

Fredericton is in the path of totality for the solar eclipse of April 2024​. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to June MacDonald​ with ​the N​.B. centre of the Royal Astronomical Society.

The city's mid-winter festival looks to get Frederictonians out of the house and onto the ice. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Stacey Russell, manager of Fredericton Tourism about some of the events on the Frostival calendar this year.

The city is planning to implement a different bus network for Sundays when Sunday service starts up this spring. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Bruce Grandy, chair of the city's mobility committee.

Michael Roy of St-Quentin on his death-defying crash on a rural logging road.

Jeff Beairsto tells the story of a lost family photo that turned up in a remarkable way.

Coach Rien Meesters on creative training for alpine athletes.