Information Morning Fredericton

Today on Just Wondering - where did the Christmas tradition of displaying those candles in front windows come from?

Grieving a loss by paying it forward. A woman in Doaktown is organizing takeout meals for the homeless in Fredericton on Boxing Day -- the one year anniversary of the death of her brother, who struggled with homelessness and addiction.

Many communities are having a tough time getting their power back as damage to lines was widespread during Monday's storm. Colleen Kitts-Goguen spoke to Dan Cleveland from Nashwaaksis to see how he's faring.

A Frederictonian brought home an Emmy this past weekend. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Mike Corey, the host of Uncharted Adventure.

In our continuing series on death and dying, w​e talk about how to cope with the grief of losing a loved one, or a death anniversary of a loved one this time of year. ​Colleen Kitts-Goguen spoke with Alison Lynch-Richard.

Dr. Peter Lin shares some tips on avoiding a trip to the emergency department over the holidays.

​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dominique Couture with NB Power about the power outages across the province, then we reached out to Mavis Doucette in Hanwell to hear about the challenges she's been facing without power.

Faith Igogo and her husband are originally from Nigeria, and had built a life in Ukraine. Faith was studying remotely at UNB when war broke out in Ukraine. They made their way to the safety of Fredericton, and we checked in with Faith one year later.

Dobie houses might be reappearing on our streets. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to housing expert Brad Cross about the federal government’s plan to issue pre-approved home designs.

The Fredericton Chamber is urging the province to look at the Exhibition grounds site for a new school. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to ​Morgan Peters​,​ CEO of the Fredericton Chamber of Commerce​, about why the business community thinks that location makes good business sense.