Information Morning Fredericton

Fredericton and Moncton have ranked in the top 20 out of 100 communities in Canada for apartment housing starts. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Mike Moffat, the economist who put the report together.

Tim Yerxa gets us in the spirit of the season with a chat about Tyler Shaw's Christmas show.

Planes headed from Fredericton to Toronto are full of Swifties attending Taylor Swift's Canadian leg of her Eras tour. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to one fan going from Woodstock. It's ​A​shley Chase's 20th time seeing Swift in concert.

Many infections are preventable with vaccines, including measles. But Canada is still seeing outbreaks of the disease.​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to immunologist Dawn Bowdish about measles, the risks, and why it continues to spread.

A quilt isn't just a way to keep warm​, Quilts of Valour in Canada considers it a hug from the nation. The organization handed out 11 quilts to veterans this week in Fredericton​. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to the local rep, Lynne Mersereau.

​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Peter Lin about the E​. coli outbreak linked to organic carrots.

Canada Post is one of many crown corporations that struggle financially and compete with private companies. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to University of Ottawa professor Paul Daly about how the business model might make it susceptible to challenges.

​Freedom. Democracy. Truth. What do those words mean to you? ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to journalist and author Carol Off​, who has written a book about the power of words​, and what we lose when we can't agree on their meanings.​

Lights are going up on some of the trails in Fredericton. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Andre Arsenault with the Fredericton Trails Coalition about that project.

​A strike is never convenient​, but a postal strike leading up to the ​holidays​ is terrible timing​ for some businesses and organizations. ​J​eanne Armstrong spoke to Jane Buckley​ with the Oromocto Food Ban​k, Natasha MacLellan ​w​ith Theatre New Brunswick​, and Kate Hunter​ who organizes the Etsy Christmas market.

A group of counsellors in Fredericton are providing free mental health screening for parents in their first year postpartum. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to one of those counsellors, ​Rebekah Duval.

​People in Hartland are strapping on their skates again. The town is opening its brand new community centre today, complete with a new rink, fitness centre, a community room and a walking track. Jeanne Armstrong spoke to the town's CAO Rob Webber.

An Irving owned company based in Saint John is no longer a defendant in an aboriginal title claim. The Wolastoqey Nation says St​rescon made a good-faith offer that has been accepted​, and the door is open to others who show an interest in negotiation over litigation.​ Jeanne Armstron spoke to Patricia Bernard, Chief of the Madawaska First Nation.

It has been a busy road construction season in Fredericton. ​W​e get an update as the season is coming to an end.​ Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Melissa Steeves and Tyson Aubie with the city.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Will Stymiest, a family physician in Fredericton, and one of the doctors who uses A.I. to make his practice run more efficiently.

Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Anne Renwick about her extraordinary donation to the Kings County Museum. Her grandfather, Allan Cassidy, built the dollhouse replica of ​the Cassidy ancestors' New Brunswick farmhouse.

Canada Post workers could be off the job as soon as Friday. Jeanne Armstrong spoke with business insider Louis-Philippe Gauthier about the potential impact on Atlantic businesses and what this means for the future of Canada Post.

Tom Thomson is a giant in Canadian art​. Now hundreds of his paintings created from trips to Georgian Bay and Algonquin Park will be on ​d​isplay at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery​. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Ray Cronin and Sarah Milroy about how this exhibition came together.

​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to our regular medical columnist, Dr. Peter Lin,​ about the risk of avian flu in Canada and the best way to protect yourself​.

It's​ been 12 days since a measles outbreak was declared in Fredericton. And now, the case count is up to 2​6. ​Jeanne Armstrong spoke to Dr. Mark McKelvie, the regional medical officer of health, ​a​bout what this means for the province​.