Information Morning Fredericton

​J​eanne Armstrong dropped in to Greener Village and met up with Chef Yves Dechaine​ to find out all about Bread Monday's.

New Brunswick is one of the most secretive jurisdictions in Canada when it comes to access to public information. That's according to the Globe and Mail. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to investigative reporter Robyn Doolittle.

A Christmas concert, called Home for Christmas, has a choir of 32 vocalists who will sing music that hasn't been performed in years. Prapti Bamaniya went to a rehearsal and spoke to co-directors Courtney and Tony LePage.

Canadian teens are not doing as well at math as they were five years ago, according to a new international study. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Lucia Tramonte, a UNB professor who presented the study in Mongolia last week.

Soldiers from CFB Gagetown will be joining NATO's operation in Latvia, and the country's ambassador to Canada is visiting the province this week to thank them for their service. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Ambassador Kaspars Ozoliņš.

According to the latest data from Statistics Canada, about 1 in 9 adults in this country have experienced the long-term symptoms of a COVID-18 infection. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Peter Lin about that, and what experts are learning about long COVID.

A new report suggests Atlantic Canada has a secret weapon to attract business investment and it boils down to our sunny disposition. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Carole Lee Reinhardt, the Atlantic director for the Public Policy Forum.

From lump of clay to holding your morning coffee, we get a behind the scenes look at how potter Maria Guevara makes the annual Feed a Family mugs.

The province failed to take meaningful steps to improve equality between French and English when it changed the Official Languages Act, according to the province's official languages commissioner. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Shirley MacLean.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to James Hughes, CEO and President of Old Brewery Mission in Montreal, about why we should be saying YIMBY to out of the cold shelters and homelessness organizations.