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; keeping you informed and engaged.
Canada's Health Minister is under the gun to secure deals on pharmacare programs with the provinces and sign up patients for the dental program​. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to minister Mark Holland as he visits New Brunswick.
Meta is scrapping its independent fact-checking program. What does this mean for the millions of Facebook and Instagram users? Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Erin Steuter about that.
Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Ashley Robbins, a TikTokker from Woodstock, about how a potential ban in the states could pull about 70% of her audience.
Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Peter Lin about the negative effects of wildfires on your health and precautions you can take.
Erma and Ron Hawkes have donated 3.5 million dollars to the new Performing Arts Centre
in Fredericton. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Tania Breen about that donation and what it means for the new centre​.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/fredericton-arts-centre-name-donation-1.7430895
An encounter with cannabis by a dog can quickly turn into a search for emergency vet service, and it can take as little as a sniff or lick. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Andrew Holland about his dog Charlie's recent experience, then we checked in with a local vet, Dr. Ivan Zak, who says this has been happening more frequently.
​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Jennifer Ditchburn, president of the Institute for Research on Public Policy, about efforts to make sure no community is left behind during the transition to net zero emissions.
​The New Brunswick Youth Orchestra is tackling a long and complex symphony that's never been played in Moncton in honor of its 60th anniversary this year. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Maestro Antonio Delgado and Selena Tenass, the principal trombone player.
​As the Liberal party gears up for a snap leadership race, we take a look at the top contenders for the role.​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Alex Marland with Acadia University.
​Would it surprise you to know birders in New Brunswick have reported seeing more than 170 different bird species this winter so far? It's the second highest number reported since Nature N.B. started keeping a winter bird list in 1996. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to birder Jim Wilson about that​.
A beloved family physician in the municipality of Arcadia is retiring leaving a major gap in that community's healthcare. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Arcadia's mayor, Derek Pleadwell.
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