Information Morning Fredericton

A former head of emergency medicine at the Saint John Regional Hospital talks about the current crunch in New Brunswick emergency departments, and what he sees as the way forward. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Mike Howlett.

​Jeanne Armstrong dropped down ​t​o Officers' Square last week ​and spoke to Sean Lee and Richard Hall ​to get an update on the revitalization project. The rink is open but there is still work to do.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to William Huffman with West Baffin Co-Operative Ltd. about the never before seen drawings from one of Canada's finest Inuit artists coming to the Beaverbrook Art Gallery.

​The city of Fredericton owns a historic downtown building that has been empty and boarded up for years. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Jason LeJeune, city councillor and spokesperson on heritage programs, about the future of Lamont House.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Emma Chevarie and Sharon Cattan about a New Year's Resolution project that is ambitious and fun with some accountability​ thrown in.

Between staff shortages and a surge in respiratory illnesses​, the situation in ER's has been difficult. But it's not surprising to two retired nurses who have worked in the system.​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Marg Milburn ​and Janet Matheson​.

With just a dusting of snow on the ground, there's not enough for the cross country ski season to get started. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Nathalie Comeau, president of Wostawea ski club.

After the death of a Fredericton man, a pizza joint is donating all its proceeds from yesterday to the family, bringing the community together. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to franchise owner Erica Vallis.

Dr. Yogi Sehgal works in the ER at the​ Dr. Everett Chalmers ​hospital ​in Fredericton and ​describes the conditions and challenges during the holidays in a hospital over capacity and swamped with patients.

We​ dive into the latest numbers in the ​Point In Time Count report, released by the Saint John Human Development Council​, which show a steep rise in homelessness in the province​. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Greg Bishop.