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Jeanne Armstrong spoke to world renowned intellectual Tariq Ali about his lecture called "The Frailties of Western Civilization".
Jeanne Armstrong spoke to New Brunswick premier Susan Holt to get her reaction after President Trump decided to delay the tariffs for 30 days.
K-Line Construction is one of many businesses that would be affected by tariffs. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Gary Keenan, president of K-Line construction, about how his company is planning to cope with a trade war.
On Saturday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau directly addressed Americans as U.S. President Trump forged ahead with tariffs on a wide array of Canadian goods. We hear more about the political reaction in Canada from political science professor Lori Turnbull.
The City of Fredericton landed in the top spot in new construction activity in 2024 compared to all the cities in New Brunswick. We hear what that means for growth in the city from city councillor Jason LeJeune.
Canada is hitting back against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canadian goods.
Will it be enough to end the trade war? Khalil Akhtar spoke to federal Finance Minister Dominic LeBlanc.
Jeanne Armstrong had a discussion with Premier Susan Holt about last night's State of The Province address, where she layed out 15 performance targets while acknowledging U.S. tariffs could damage the economy.
Thousands of people in Canada have been victims of fraud, and the losses have been in the millions. There are so many scams it is hard to keep up. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Jeff Horncastle from the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.
Jeanne Armstrong puts your questions to the Premier, covering a wide range of topics.
President Donald Trump's tariffs on Canadian imports might be just a few days away. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Ron Marcolin, the New Brunswick head of Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters, as they brace themselves for what's to come.
If you've encountered one, been bitten by one or got treated for a tick bite, a research team at Mount Allison University wants to hear from you. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to biology professor Vett Lloyd.