Michael Roy lives in the Halls Creek neighbourhood.

Bob Osborne is the owner of Corn Hill Nursery.

Jill Green is New Brunswick's minister of social development.

Kris Austin is New Brunswick's public safety minister. Kerri Froc is an associate law professor at UNB in Fredericton.

Terry Richardson is Chief of Pabineau First Nation.

Dr. Raj Bhardwaj is our health and medical affairs columnist.

Jovial Orlachi Osunzu is the president of the international student association at the Université de Moncton.

Julie Dingwell is the executive director of Avenue B Harm Reduction in Saint John.

Nathalie Michaud is the president of New Brunswick Wildlife Federation.

Michael Ungar is a professor in the School of Social Work and founder and director of the Resilience Research Centre at Dalhousie University.

Moncef Lakouas lives in Moncton.

Don Boudreau is the president of the Pointe-du-Chêne Harbour Authority. Rob Taylor is the owner of The Sandbar restaurant.

Melynda Jarratt is the president of the Doucet Hennessy House Association.

Dominique Couture is a spokesperson for NB Power.

Becky Graham is acting resource conservation manager for Fundy National Park.

Jamie Comeau is technical director and Julie Hopkins is the executive director of the Riverview Arts Centre.

Bryan Butler is a city councillor for Ward 3 in Moncton.

Léonore Bailhache is with the Frye festival.

Geoffrey Downey is with New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization.

Ed Conley is the Police Chief in Gloucester, Massachusetts.

Andrew LeBlanc is the mayor of Riverview.

Adam Lordon is the mayor of Miramchi.

Lise Ouelette is advising the university on the potential name change. Denis Losier is former CEO of Assumption Life. They were speaking with CBC's Rhythm Rathi.

Eric Doucet is a retired professional wrestler who was mentored by Emile Dupré.

Jamie Livingston is associate professor of criminology at St. Mary's University.

Deborah Lyons was the UN Special Representative and a former Canadian ambassador to Afghanistan.

Eric Weissman is a researcher, author, filmmaker and associate professor at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John.

Bob Osborne is the owner of Corn Hill Nursery

Michelle McAloon is the landscape project coordinator for the city of Moncton.

Lawren Campbell and Lynne Post star in Hairy Tease's latest production, Renovations for Six. Mike Granville is the show's director.

Karissa Donkin is CBC NB's investigative reporter on loan to CBC Sports.

Jeff Melvin is the Group Scoutmaster for 1st Moncton BPSA Traditional Scouting.

Kate Doyle and Kristin Cavoukian make up our City Views panel.

Jim Quinn is a senator from New Brunswick. Andrew Black is the mayor of Sackville.

Dr. Raj Bhardwaj is our medical affairs columnist.

Alex Harris is a student at Riverview High School.

Michèle Pelletier is New Brunswick's consumer advocate for insurance.

Dominic Cardy is the interim leader of the Canada Future Party.

Mario Pelletier is the mayor of Bois-Joli.

Ketan Raval lives in Moncton.

Dr. Will Stymiest is a family physician in Fredericton.

Danai Bélanger is director of student life at Mount Allison University.

Kim Poffenroth is New Brunswick's Chief Electoral Officer.

Dan Brooks is the executive director of the John Howard Society of southeastern New Brunswick

Nagaraj Hariharasuthan lives in Moncton, he spoke with CBC's Rhythm Rathi.

Bob Osborne is the owner of Corn Hill Nursery.

The CBC's Matt Tunnacliffe brings us the story of a bizarre summer camp on the Mount Allison campus.

Charlie Burrell is the founder of The Humanity Project.

Adam Campbell is manager of Atlantic operations for Ducks Unlimited.

Kayla Breelove Carter is a counselling therapist with a practice in Moncton.

Suzanne Dupuis-Blanchard is a professor of nursing at l'Université de Moncton and director of its Centre on Aging.

Dwayne Sabine is a wildlife biologist with NB's Natural Resources and Energy Development.

Paul Ward is the director of communications for the Université de Moncton.

Stacey Picard is social media manager for the PAW shelter, formerly the SPCA.

Courtney Burns president and CEO of the Greater Moncton International Airport.

Columnist James Upham visits Slacks Cove.

Richard Saillant is an economist and public policy consultant in Moncton.

Camille Theriault took over as president and CEO of UNI Financial Cooperation after a bumpy transition to a new online platform this summer.

Columnist Hillary Leblanc visits an afterschool program started by a couple of newcomers who saw a need.

Lori Turnbull is a professor of political science in Dalhousie University's faculty of management. 

Dr. Paula Keating is the newly installed president of the New Brunswick Medical Society.

John Renton collects supplies, clothing and food for people experiencing homelessness in Moncton. Jonna Brewer joined him for one of his walks.

David Lutz is a lawyer in Hampton who specializes in family law.

Susan Holt is the leader of the Liberal Party of New Brunswick.

Bryan Butler is a councillor for Ward 3 in Moncton. He's also a former member of the municipal force, and a retired RCMP officer.

John Renton started a group called The Ragged People, made up of volunteers who distribute supplies, clothing and food to people living rough in the city.

David Coon is the leader of the Green Party of New Brunswick.

Stephane Sirois is the the executive director of Food Depot Alimentaire.

Jamie Gillies is a political scientist and professor of communications and public policy at St. Thomas University.

John Renton is part of the group The Ragged People, supporting and advocating for people living rough.

Fred Fillier was Hilary Bonnell's stepfather.

Jacques Poitras is CBC NB's provincial affairs reporter.

Agata Borghesan is an artist living in Norway. David Petersen is a Charlo filmmaker and playwright.

Dawn Beckwith is the co-owner of the Green Pig.

Conrad Landry is Moncton's fire chief and director of community safety.

CBC reporter Shane Magee.

Mario Levesque is associate professor in the department of politics and international relations at Mount Allison University.

Sophie Auffrey is the heritage development officer at Resurgo Place.

Kerri Harris shared her story with CBC's Nipun Tiwari.

Emilie Lacroix is an assistant psychology professor at the University of New Brunswick and an eating disorder researcher.

Stephanie Morton is the CEO of Eastern Safety Services in Moncton.

Vett Lloyd is a professor of biology at Mount Allison University and researcher and director of the Lloyd Tick Lab

Jim Cormier is the Atlantic Director of the Retail Council of Canada.

Dr. Christopher Labos is an epidemiologist and cardiologist.

Venky Kulkarni of the Greater Moncton Cricket Association spoke with CBC's Maeve McFadden.

Amul Kalaria is one of the organizers of the Greater Moncton Navrati Festival.

Stéphane Picard is owner and CEO of Cliff Valley Astronomy in Quispamsis.

The CBC's Matt Tunnacliffe spoke with Paul An, owner of Oh! Chicken.

Frédéric Finn is the Vitalité Health Network's vice-president of employee experience.

Maria Panezi is a professor of law at the University of New Brunswick with a focus on climate change research.

Raymonde Fortin is an artist from Notre Dame. Nausika Breau is the owner of Apple Art Gallery in Moncton

Anne Marie Picone is the interim executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association.

Kate Doyle and Kristin Cavoukian are members of our City Views panel

Cindy St-Louis lives in Janeville, near Bathurst. Toni Percell is her life-long pen pal, visiting from Bendigo, Australia.

Barine Ngbor is the author of "I See Colour: The Amazing Life of Bolu Davis".

Georges Hannan of Moncton is the director of "Undertaker for Life".

Charlie Rhindress is the organizer of Esther Fest, which was inspired by a famous 19th century Amherst ghost story.

The CBC's Alexandre Silberman has been looking into the growing demand for public transit.

Rebecca LaBillois is passing down a family tradition of language teaching to the next generation. The CBC's Oscar Baker III stopped by her classroom.

Jon Hack of Sierra Planning and Management presented a report on aquatic facilities to Moncton city council. Jocelyn Cohoon is Moncton's general manager of community services.

Rebecca Halliday is the director and head teacher at Riverbend Community School.

Roger Ouellette is a political science professor at l'Université de Moncton.

Luc LeBlanc is a fisheries advisor with the Maritime Fishermen's Union.

New Brunswick Senator Jim Quinn is a member of the committee.

House doctor Raj Bhardwaj highlights a report published this month in the Canadian Medical Association Journal looked at outcomes related to the change.

The CBC’s Rhythm Rathi, who recently moved to Moncton from New Delhi, gets a taste of the growing local tiffin scene.

Moe Qureshi is the manager of climate solutions with the Conservation Council of New Brunswick.

Jordan Best of Moncton, Dee Hernandez of Dalhousie, and Teah Bailey - A-K-A One8Tea - of Riverview sat down with Jonna Brewer to talk about their music careers so far.

The CBC's Alexandre Silberman visited one couple near Bathurst who says it's increasingly difficult to stay in their own home.

Jonna Brewer drops by the market to talk to executive director Gaeton Noel and some of the market vendors about the change.

Blair Martin is a managing partner with Belleterre Community Partners in Toronto. Patty Michaud is the executive director of the Emergency Centre for Women.

Sylvain Charlebois is the senior director of the Agri-Food Analytics Lab at Dalhouise University and co-host the Food Professor Podcast.

Kayla Breelove Carter is a counselling therapist with a practice in Moncton.

LJ Whittington is a contributor to Information Morning.

House doctor Raj Bhardwaj says the World Health Organization is recommending a reformulation of the annual flu shots for next year.

Moncton Mayor Dawn Arnold and New Brunswick's housing minister Jill Green want the former CFB Moncton site turned over for housing. Meanwhile, in Dieppe, urban planner Charles-Eric Landry says new housing study results point to a growing scarcity.

Yves Bourgeois is an economist with a focus on urban economies and urban planning.

Andrew Smith is the city's manager of long range policy planning. Bill Budd is the director of Planning and Development with the city.

Stéphane Robichaud is CEO of the New Brunswick Health Council.

Desiree Isaac-Pictou started playing wheelchair basketball in 2021, the year after a devastating accident at a motorsport event near Bathurst.

Dr. Linda LeBlanc is a radiation oncologist and the head of the centre's regional oncology department.

Public Safety Minister Kris Austin introduced a bill in the legislature he says would give police and bylaw officers "more teeth" to enforce the province's Trespass Act. John Wishart is the CEO of the The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Moncton.

Brooklyn Douthwright of Riverview wins 2 gold, 1 silver, and 2 bronze medals at the 2023 Pan American Games.

Dieppe's Maison Doiron is steeped in history and draws hundreds of tourists every summer. Now, you can take a spooky tour for Halloween.

Clinton Davis, Weh-ming Cho and our new member, Melanie Colquhoun are the members of the Information Morning Moncton parents panel.

Khalil Akhtar speaks with Tom Beckley, the vice president of the Nature Trust of New Brunswick.

Tim Christie is an adjunct professor of bioethics at Dalhousie University and an adjunct professor of philosophy at UNB.

Columnist Hillary LeBlanc brings us the story of Baba Shabazz, a farmer and educator.

Roadside History columnist James Upham takes us to Colpitts Settlement, where a monument marks the spot a young family arrived to build a new life.

Jill Green is the province's minister of social development.

Louise Comeau is a senior advistor with Reclimate IT, which is a centre for climate change communications at Carleton University.

Doug Underhill is the author of Miramichi: Tales Tall & True.

Andy Clark is the president of the New Brunswick Interscholastic Athletic Association.

Amélie Montour is a recruitment officer for U de M and the organizer of the forum.

Larry Cook is the coach of the girls hockey team at Moncton High School. Grade 12 students Kylie Blackman and Kaylee Betts are players.

House doctor Raj Bhardwaj says not getting enough sleep can be a serious health issue.

Maureen Silcoff is an immigration and refugee lawyer. Ron Gaudet is the chief strategy officer for the Multicultural Association of the Greater Moncton Area.

Fr. Chris VanBuskirk operates a breakfast and shower program at St. George's Anglican Church.

Greg King is the president and CEO of The Friends of the Moncton Hospital Foundation.

Jay Furey is an energy adviser at ThermalWiseNB.

Rob McKee is the Liberal MLA for Moncton Centre.

Jocelyne Saulnier is a graphic designer based in Riverview.

James "Jimmie" Johnston was a horse transport driver on the battlefields of the First World War. Ralph Johnston is his son.

Bernard Richard is New Brunswick's former ombud and child and youth advocate.

Monique Pereira of Petit-Cap is founder and president of the new chapter.

Joanne Richard is the executive director of the Moncton Lions Community Centre.

Ali Ettarnichi is the founder of Arabic Atlantic, a print and electronic newspaper.

Dan Brooks is the executive director of the John Howard Society of Southeastern New Brunswick.

Paul Ouelette has spent his adult life managing care for his three siblings with schizophrenia.

Michel Savoie is the chef-owner of Les Brumes du Coude in Moncton.

Moncton councillor Bryan Butler raises the question during city budget deliberations.

Conrad Melanson is president of le Garderie McLaughlin daycare's startup committee.

Kyle Barnet is a comedian who got his start at the Hubcap Comedy Festival in 2018.

The CBC's provincial affairs reporter Jacques Poitras spoke to Hugh Williams from the Association of Human Service Counsellors of New Brunswick.

Bill Whalen and his son, Matt Whalen, are touring the battle sites where Bill's father fought during the World War II.

Mary Ann Campbell is a clinical psychologist and a professor in the department of psychology at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John.

Alan Norman is co-owner of Tire Shack Brewing in Moncton.

Kassim Doumbia is the mayor of Shippagan. Louis-Philippe Gauthier is the Vice-President, Atlantic of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.

Kim Pittaway is a writing instructor, teaching in the writing and publishing program at the University of King’s College in Halifax.

Jane Chrysostom is vice president and co-chair for programming at the Harvey Hall.

Tara Moriarty is an infectious diseases researcher and associate professor at the University of Toronto.

Radio host Michel Doucet died early Tuesday morning. Michel Doucet is professor emeritus of law at l'Universite de Moncton and a close friend.

Lisa Alward's new book is called Cocktail.

Dean Mutch is superintendent of the Anglophone North School District

With the US updating their recommendations, Dr. Raj Bhardwaj is wondering if it's time for Canada to do the same.

Monique Bernard is a resident affected by noise and pollution from the nearby scrapyard.

Dawn Arnold is the mayor of Moncton. Bill Budd is director of planning and development.

Roberto Di Donato is president of the Moncton Basketball Association.

Michael Boudreau is a criminology professor at St. Thomas University.

Peter McIntyre has been a freemason for over 40 years.

Amanda Hachey and Frances LeBlanc are the co-chairs of the social inclusion planning committee.

Julia Woodhall Melnick is the Canada Research chair and co-dicrector of Home Research Lab at UNB Saint John.

Sébastien Michaud's car was stolen in October. Brian Gast is the VP of investigative services with the Équité Association.

Cecile Cassista is the Executive Director of the Coalition for Seniors and Nursing Home Residents‘ Rights.

Kelly Lamrock is New Brunswick's Child and Youth Advocate.

Gilles Allain is the CEO of the CHU Dumont Foundation.

Christine Taylor is the General Manager of the Peter McKee Community Food Centre.

Josee Dupuis is one Shediac resident who is calling for a cosmetic pesticide ban.

House doctor Raj Bhardwaj shares tips on treating that earache.

Roger Caissie is the mayor of Shediac.

Benoit Jolette is superintendent of the Codiac RCMP. Patrick Richard is the executive director of Downtown Moncton.

Vera Milan Gervais is the author of The Wordz We Wear, How to Show up with Confidence and Create Your Best Life.

Paul Bennett is the director and lead researcher at Schoolhouse Institute and Consulting.

Jim Wilson is a birder and a member of the the New Brunswick Bird Records Committee.

Mary MacDonald spoke with the CBC's Alexandre Silberman about how's she's reflecting on her son's death one year later.

Angus Fletcher is with the New Brunswick Coalition for Tenants Rights.

CBC News senior investigative reporter Katie Nicholson has been looking into the dismissal of theologian John Stackhouse.

Manju Varma now works as executive director of Human Rights, Equity and Inclusion for Nova Scotia Community College.

Our Roadside Historian James Upham looks at how some WWI soldiers were memorialized before the proliferation of cenotaphs.

René Legace is the director of engineering for the city.

Kyle Chaplin is CEO and co-founder of the L'Nuk Lounge.

Graduates of the school, that was open from 1909 to 1975, share stories of a different time in the nursing profession.

Anne Marie Picone is the interim executive director of the New Brunswick Pharmacists' Association.

Randolph MacLean is the superintendent and CEO of the Anglophone East School District.

Tom Mann is the interim executive director of The Foyer Notre Dames de Lourdes, where an entire wing is closed due to a lack of staff.

Moncton city council voted unanimously to approve a 310-thousand dollar start-up grant to the Humanity Project. Charlie Burrell is the founder.

Jenna Morton is a mother of three and the founder of the Pickle Planet Moncton website and podcast.

Grant Handrigan is a kinesiology professor at l'Université de Moncton.

Carol Cottrill is the executive director of Read NB, formerly known as Laubach Literacy.

Tim Burlock is the owner of Burlock Travel and the 'Sea Wheels' YouTube channel.

Carron Moore is president of the board of the Greater Moncton Football Association.

Dr. Raj Bhardwaj is a CBC medical columnist.

Christina Robichaud and Weh-Ming Cho are members of the Information Morning parents panel.

Jonna Brewer brings us a story from Bathurst, of how a friendship forged in a dance studio helped to save, and reinvent, a local dance school.

A Saint John writer has a new novel out, his second in the last 2 years. Colleen Kitts-Goguen spoke with Luke Francis Beirne about his success.

Peter Lagacy is the new president of the New Brunswick Teachers' Association.

Bob Osborne owns and operates Corn Hill Nursery.

The CBC's Shane Magee spoke with Monique Boudreau, the superintendent for Francophone South school district.

This summer we toured the province in our series Books and Backroads. Each of the books we featured were either by New Brunswick authors or told a New Brunswick story.​ ​Sonya Malaborza is familiar with many of those stories as a lover of books and Atlantic Canada’s literary scene.

Saint John author Sophie Eruokwu spoke with Khalil Akhtar about her newest publication Hailey Quirks and the Great Charity Race.

August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day. Hospital staff in Saint John say a new piece of equipment there will help prevent overdose deaths and improve community health.

​Khalil Akhtar spoke to infectious diseases researcher​ Tara Moriarty​ to get the latest COVID-19 forecast for New Brunswick, and hear how it compares to the rest of Canada​.

New Brunswick's long-awaited forest management plan is out. The province is calling it "a more balanced approach" to how public land is used. Natural Resources Minister Mike Holland spoke with Khalil Akhtar.

​Last week, the province filed a motion to strike several sections of a ​Wolastoqey title claim in New Brunswick. Premier Blaine Higgs says he's protecting private property owners.​ Indigenous governance professor Pam Palm​ater calls it fear mongering.

All summer we've been traveling across New Brunswick with our Books and Backroads series. One of those books - The Nine Lives of Charlotte Taylor - was written by Canadian journalist and author Sally Armstrong. Cindy Grant is the producer of Books and Backroads - and after this story was featured on the show - she got a call from Sally Armstrong herself.

​New Brunswick is on track for a $200 million surplus this fiscal year, that's $160 million more than the amount projected in the March budget. ​K​halil Akhtar spoke to economist Richard Saillant about what it means and what we can expect.

The Open Sky Co-Op farm in Sackville opened its doors 12 years ago. The co-op offers therapeutic agriculture, life and social skills and employability skills training. The CBC's Jonna Brewer recently paid a visit

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation says with its latest projected budget surplus, New Brunswick could afford to eliminate its sales tax by 2032. Khalil Akhtar spoke with the federation's interim Atlantic director Jay Goldberg.

​J​eanne Armstrong spoke to ​Deanna Hill, a ​Fredericton woman experiencing homelessness​ who is desperate for housing.​ She says having a place to call home would be the first step towards achieving her dreams​.

New Brunswick's child death review committee has been reporting on the deaths of children for the last two decades. The goal, to prevent future tragedies from happening. But the chief coroner hasn’t publicly reported on the committee’s work in more than two years now. Karissa Donkin tells us more, she's with CBC's Atlantic investigative unit.

With Hurricane Franklin approaching, this is a good time to start prepping. Geoffrey Downey speaks for the New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization, he speaks with Khalil Akhtar about what you need to do to be ready for emergencies.

AbleSail on New Brunswick's Shediac Bay is helping people living with post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety and other mental health challenges. The CBC's Alexandre Silberman went for a sail to learn more, and spoke with Able Sail president John Emery about wind therapy.

The By Names List started a few years ago, as a way for communities to keep track of people experiencing homelessness, and match them with appropriate housing. Jeanne Armstrong examines Fredericton's list, which is longer than 200 people, and explains how it works.

The CBC's Julia Wright takes us to the Saint John Sewist Academy. Summer camps there are teaching teaching kids lo sew and develop a business plan. Today they will sell their line of handmade goods at a market with all proceeds going to local charity ProKids.

The conversation about Policy 713 is not over yet, in spite of adjustments announced this week by Education Minister Bill Hogan. The Anglophone East District Education Council met to talk about the latest developments Colleen Kitts-Goguen speaks with Kristin Cavoukian a member of the Anglophone East DEC.

They spark conversations, feature great outdoor food and hold special memories for many. We're talking about the classic picnic table this morning. the CBC's Jonna Brewer brings us this conversation as part of our At The Table series.

Cindy Grant is the producer the Books & Backroads Series she speaks with Colleen Kitts-Goguen about touring the province, visiting local libraries in rural communities and hosting weekly book clubs. The goal of the project was to help all of us discover some new books from a variety of genres all with a New Brunswick connection.

Detox is first step for many in recovery, but Moncton's 10 beds have been closed since July. Frontline workers are calling for more treatment options. We explore what options are available.

Town council in Saint Andrews is trying to chart a sustainable future for the historic Charlotte County Court House. Mayor Brad Henderson tells us about the buildings importance and the hope to save it.

The giant floral clock at the Beechwood Dam keeps people on time. The CBC's Jeanne Armstrong will take us to the hidden gem that was recently restored by the local community just up river from Florenceville-Bristol.

The Beaverbrook Art Gallery has digitized its entire permanent collection and it's online for you to access with just the click of a mouse. The Beaverbrook's John Leroux tells Colleen Kitts-Goguen all about it. You can take a look at: beaverbrookartgallery.org

If you're in need of some canine therapy, have a listen. Jonna Brewer brings us the story about a therapy dog program in the Moncton area that can barely keep up with demand.

Opposition Leader weighs in as the New Brunswick government digs in its heels over Policy 713 following the child and youth advocate's report.

Temporary foreign workers take a risk travelling to our province to fill jobs in industries like seafood processing, advocates say major changes to the temporary foreign workers program are needed.

Our Roadside History columnist, James Upham, takes us on a trip to the Gagetown area. That's where the province dug a canal to better connect the community to the St. John River.

Thousands of Indigenous soldiers served in the First and Second World Wars and the Korean War. It's a part of Canadian history that isn't always known or widely understood. It's a story that two New Brunswick film-makers decided to explore. We speak with Nate Gaffney about the documentary about to debut on CBC.

Detox is first step for many in recovery, but Moncton’s 10 beds have been closed since July and Front-line workers say many people experiencing addiction in Moncton have "given up" because of the lack of options for those who want to recover. Alexandre Silberman brings us that story.

CBC has obtained new records about what led to the decision to build a new provincial jail in the Fredericton region. The CBC's Investigative reporter Karissa Donkin has the exclusive details on what analysis was done ahead of the announcement.

There's no business like show business at Kingsbrae Garden. Broadway by the Sea is back! Colleen Kitts- Goguen speaks with Broadway performer Tony Lepage and his partner and co-creator Courtney Hammond.

Jim Allison takes old pianos apart, extracts the good wood, and crafts them into beautiful things. He just worked on his last piano. The CBC's Jeanne Armstrong takes us on a tour of his workshop.

A cyclist who spent 10 days in hospital after an accident this summer is asking drivers to be more careful when sharing the road. Eric Tremblay spoke with the CBC's Rachel Cave.

Tristan Grant speaks to Darrah "Pine" Beaver. She's working creating a future for the Mi'kmaw language by helping one speaker at a time.

Books and Backroads heads to Florenceville-Bristol and to the fictional town of Haventon, New Brunswick. Riel Nason's novel "The Town that Drowned" was read by book club members Jacqueline Dunn, Beverly Arlow, Maria Wybenga, Angie Giggie-Demerchant and Julie Craig at the Andrew and Laura McCain Library in Florenceville-Bristol.

You can now buy legal cannabis outside of Cannabis NB locations. We take closer look with an owner of Salisbury's new store, and then hear from an industry analyst on how the independent model is working in other provinces.

Acadian Day fever hits Bathurst this weekend. The CBC's Jonna Brewer tells us about a big bloc party planned for the downtown.

How an abandoned cemetery inspired a play by a New Brunswick theatre troupe. Joanna Brewer tells us about this weekend's performance of Lost and Found in Shemogue.

The Peters of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia will be recognized at a special ceremony this weekend. Colin McPhail brings us the story of the family patriach, Thomas Peters, an enslaved man who settled in the Maritimes as a prominent advocate for the Black community.

The report into Policy 713 that was released on Tuesday concluded that the government's revisions are in violation of children's rights. Colleen Kitts-Goguen speaks with Wayne Mackay, professor emeritus at Dalhousie University's Schulich School of Law, on the legalities around Policy 713.

The Stone Church, one of Saint John's oldest churches is undergoing a major restoration. We hear from two stone masons, who are working high above the street, restoring the Stone Church piece by piece.

The province's child and youth advocate says changes made to Policy 713 are in violation of chidren's rights. Kelly Lamrock spent two months reviewing revisions made to the gender-identity policy for New Brunswick schools.

The US Food and Drug Administration has approved a new medication for the treatment of postpartum depression. Health columnist Dr. Raj Bhardwaj tells us why it's making headlines.

​New Brunswick has seen its fair share of extreme weather in recent years. ​Preparing for severe weather has become even more important for communities across the province. ​Colleen Kitts-Goguen spoke to Fredericton Mayor Kate Rogers about the city's efforts to become more climate resilient.

Most summer days you can find Michel Parent at the Oromocto Food Bank, not inside, but in the backyard, tending to a garden that has become a labour of love, and a staple of the community. Jeanne Armstrong takes us along to meet the head gardener.

Great white shark sightings are becoming more common in Atlantic Canada. Colleen Kitts-Goguen spoke to shark researcher Chris Harvey-Clark about why that is a good thing for our oceans and fish population​.

​Acadian New Brunswickers will ​be out in full force​ today marking the national celebration​ of Acadian Day. Colleen Kitts-Goguen spoke to storyteller Anne Godin who is in France sharing Acadian lore, history and cooking.​

Food is a big part of Acadian Day celebrations. ​Colleen Kitts-Goguen spoke to Brian Cormier about the Acadian Poutine​ rapee.

Gail Costello is a retired teacher who co-chairs Pride in Education. Colleen Kitts-Goguen speaks with Costello about yesterday's report on Policy 713.

Jonna Brewer tells us about a special presentation taking place tonight in Bathurst. A tale of two ships, the Phantom Ship and the Squando.

Polly Hamilton and her aunt Kate Tower ​are two lucky Swifties. They picked up tickets last week ​f​or the Taylor Swift concert in Toronto next fall.

Fredericton artist Ann Manuel has built a secret world​, an art installation called Breath. Julia Wright ​dropped in for a look.

The Notre Dame de l' Assomption Cathedral in Moncton ​is still a place of worship, but it's also a high tech interpretive centre. Ginette Pellerin took Jonna Brewer on a tour.

Bob Osborne answers your gardening questions this week.

Khalil Akhtar spoke to Micha Fardy​, executive director of Friends of Fundy​, about an app where you can find more than 200 self-guided tours of the ​Fundy region​.

Books & Backroads heads to the Sussex regional library where a group of people reviewed 2 childrens books; A Pony Day, and F is for Fiddlehead-A New Brunswick Alphabet. Cindy Grant spoke with ​R​obbie, Akiko and Hannah Robertson, Stacey Stairs, and Kelly Cooper.

​Khalil Akhtar spoke to Cheryl Krostewitz ​with Manitoba's non-profit housing association​ about how ​Manitoba's rent bank functions and what lessons New Brunswick officials ​can learn.

Jonna Brewer looks into some art work that's really out there. She spoke to Moncton artist Amanda Dawn Christie about her latest project that uses the earth's atmosphere as a canvas.

A new Omicron subvariant, EG.5, is on the rise in Canada. Khalil Akhtar spoke with medical columnist and family doctor Iris Gorfinkel, about how this one compares to previous variants, and what this means as we head into fall.

The game of bridge can be a challenge to learn, but people who love it say once you do, you'll be hooked. Megan MacAlpine stopped by a bridge class in Saint John.

W​e get an update from ​Nature​ NB’s monarch monitoring blitz and find out what you can do to support the endangered butterfly.​ Khalil Akhtar spoke to program director Alysha McGrattan​.

One of New Brunswick's greatest champions of the music industry has died. Khalil Akhtar spoke with musician Ivan Hicks about the life and legacy of Gerry Taylor. 

There are at least seven locations in the province with names containing a racist and misogynistic word used toward Indigenous women. The province says it's prioritized changing derogatory place names, but has budgeted less than $8,000 for it. Karissa Donkin looked into this, and spoke to Khalil Akhtar.

If you haven't taken a vacation yet you may want to make that a priority in whatever way you can. Khalil Akhtar spoke to our mental health columnist, Mark Henick, about how it can benefit your mental health well into the fall.

Health columnist Dr. Raj Bhardwaj explains why leprosy is back in the news in Florida.

New neighbourhoods keep going up in the city of Moncton, but how close are they to basic services without a car? CBC reporter Alexandre Silberman put that to the test.

The Miramichi Salmon Association is calling on Environment and Climate Change Canada to make water temperature information public. The reports used to be available, until this year. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Vanessa McLaughlin with the Miramichi Salmon Association about why accessing the data is so important.

A Moncton swimmer came home with a fistful of medals from the Para Swimming World Championship. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Danielle Dorris about the competition in England.

EV car sales are on the rise in New Brunswick but the increase has been modest. Khalil Akhtar spoke to sustainability consultant Carl Duivenvooden about why he thinks that is.

A fascinating tale of an eagle, a great blue heron and a kayaker. Khalil Akhtar spoke with Nancy Brown, who helped save a heron near the Oromocto marina over the weekend.

Khalil Akhtar spoke with Theresa Blackburn, publisher of the magazine AgelessNB and the River Valley Sun. She says Meta's blocking of Canadian news on its platform will hurt their ability to get local news to their audience.

Khalil Akhtar spoke with Grand Manan lighthouse keeper, Ken Ingersoll, about the work to repair the Swallowtail Lighthouse and the Canadian Coast Guard helicopter and crew who are helping with the renovation effort.

Books & Backroads heads to Neqotkuk or Tobique First Nation where members of our book club there, Katie Russell, Karen Perley and Deana Sappier, read Candy Palmater's Memoir "Running Down a Dream."

Khalil Akhtar spoke with past president of New Brunswick's PC party, Brian Harquail about the push to oust Blaine Higgs as leader of the PC party.

Khalil Akhtar spoke with the deputy registrar of the Paramedic Association of New Brunswick, paramedic Derek Cassista, on the challenges of firetrucks, ambulances and other emergency vehicles, navigating construction zones.

Khalil Akhtar spoke with the inventor of the New Brunswick cookie, Jenna White, who owns Jenna's Nutfree Dessertery in Fredericton.

As the province observes Emancipation Day​, we take a closer look at the lives of early Black ​settlers in New Brunswick with historian Jennifer Dow. She's sharing their stories in a new exhibit at the Fredericton Region Museum.

​The romantic tale of a New Brunswick couple and a wedding proposal in a baseball dugout. Jonna Brewer spoke to Madeleine Leger and Austin Steeves​.

A peer-reviewed report published in the journal Nature Communications says an essential water circulation system could collapse as soon as 2025​, though other scientists aren't as certain about the timing.​ Khalil Akhtar spoke to Marine protection advocate Susanna Fuller​.

A UNB expert on water ecology caps off a decades-long career, where else, but on the water. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Allen Curry as he documents the impact of waterways across North America in a journey that will take him a year and a half to complete.

​A new national coalition has been launched to fight a rise in anti-Asian hate across the country. And New Brunswick's former commissioner on systemic racism is helping lead the way. ​Khalil Akhtar spoke to Manju Varma​.

​George Scott answers your gardening questions.

​Horizon Health says it's committed to seeing emergency departments in Sussex and Sackville return to 24/7 operation. This month, it shared updates on progress it's making with health care in those communities. Community groups are working with Horizon on health care in the two towns. ​John Higham is a former mayor of Sackville, and co-chair of the Rural Health Action Group, and Marc Thorne is the mayor of Sussex, and part of a steering committee that oversees the Sussex and Area Action Group.

​You've probably heard of fingerprint or facial recognition technology, but what if the floor tiles of a building lobby measured the unique way you walked instead?​ ​UNB professor Erik Scheme and intern student Mayssa Rekik are ​i​nvolved in the research ​to evaluat​e its potential.

Dominic LeBlanc inherits the monumental task of reforming the RCMP as the New Brunswick MP steps into his new post as federal public safety minister. So, where does he begin?

​A giant species of grass is taking over marshland in southeastern New Brunswick. ​K​halil Akhtar take​s a look at the efforts to get rid of the invasive species in the Moncton area​. Paula Noel is the New Brunswick Program Director for the Nature Conservancy of Canada​.

Grade 5 students at the Doaktown Community-School Library read New Brunswick author Valerie Sherrard's "Birdspell". The book is a tribute to the hidden struggle many young people face everyday here in the province. Cindy Grant spoke with Cate Benjamin, Hannah Ward and Sydney Johnston to get their thoughts on "Birdspell."

The Fredericton Police Force has greatly expanded its use of body-worn cameras. ​Khalil Akhtar spoke to Police Chief Martin Gaudet about when​ and how they're used,

Over the years, Lee Dugas has collected hundreds of Barbie dolls - vintage, special edition, and childhood favourites. With the movie on the big screen ​J​eanne Armstrong went looking for the biggest fan of Barbie in the province.​ She found Lee Dugas.

A new cannabinoid therapy program for harm reduction is launching at Gitpo Spirit Lodge at Natoaganeg First Nation. Hannah Rudderham spoke to Tom Mann and Roger Augustine about the two-year project.

The price of just about everything has gone up, including the cost of summer roadwork. The Town of Quispamsis has cancelled all street upgrades due to the soaring cost of doing business. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Gary Losier, director of engineering and public works for the town.

​Wanted: A qualified physician. Reward: $2000. How's that for a Horizon recruitment strategy? ​Khalil Akhtar spoke to Claire Johnson​ about a new idea that rewards New Brunswickers for finding doctors.

The mayor of Saint John shares her thoughts on the decision to build a new New Brunswick Museum on Douglas Avenue, and what the museum means to her city.

There are plans afoot for a new, province-wide food rescue centre, and organizers of the project have already raised more than 3 million towards building it. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Alex Boyd, CEO of Greener Village.

Shane Magee joined us to explain the multi-million dollar effort to deal with blue-green algae in Moncton's the water supply.

With Coastal Shell Products' approval to operate up for renewal at the end of July, people in Richibucto wonder what it'll take to shut down the plant that's been stinking up their town for years. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Maisie Rae McNaughton, founder of the "Stop the Stink" campaign.

The expansion of the New Brunswick Museum will require the removal of 4 homes along Saint John's Douglas Avenue. We hear from a homeowner, and from Kathryn Hamer, chair of the museum's board.

​A New Brunswick researcher is back from a three-week exploration ​of the marine environment in the Labrador Sea with the Innu Nation​. ​Khalil Akhtar spoke to Claire Goodwin ​with the Huntsman Marine Science Centre in St. Andrews.

Michael Cumming, Dan Haartman, and Carol Cooke are our Books and Backroads participants from Sackville.​ They read "Getting out of Town By Book and Bike" by Kent Thompson.

​The New Brunswick government is knocking down barriers to menstrual products by making them freely available in libraries across the province.​ Khalil Akhtar spoke to menstrual health advocate Kate Palmer ​about the move and what more can be done to improve access.

​James Upham takes Khalil Akhtar to Fort Lawrence on the New Brunswick-Nova Scotia border, a site settled thousands of years ago that became instrumental in bloody colonial ambition.

Khalil Akhtar spoke to ​New Brunswick RCMP superintendent Andy LeClair​ about the public warnings against vigilantism, and​ how the force hopes to address issues around police presence in rural areas.

High E. coli levels meant some of the most popular swimming spots in the province were closed this week. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Keith Warriner, a professor who studies E. coli, to help us understand the science behind the risks.

​Saint Andrews Mayor Brad Henderson has some ideas for how the RCMP could increase public confidence in the force in small communities like his.

People in Fredericton are very familiar with the effects of flooding from the St. John River, but climate change is upping the flood risk in other ways, in other parts of the city. A new interactive map will help residents assess their own property's flood risk. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Jillian Hudgins, with the City of Fredericton.

Amanda Larocque and Deven Condo-Mitchell were selected to take part in the​ 9th​ season of​ ​​​Amazing Race Canada​, ​the first time a Mi'kmaq team ​has competed. Khalil Akhtar spoke to the couple about what this means to them, and their community.

Residents of Deer Island want dedicated RMCP coverage, but a former Mountie says stationing a single officer on the island would be too dangerous for the member. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Gilles Blinn.

​Khalil Akhtar spoke to ​Dr. Raj Bhardwaj​ about lowering the risk of drowning​, o​ne of the leading causes of accidental death in Canada, for both adults and children​.

​School choice is something a conservative Christian group argues is needed in New Brunswick. ​Khalil Akhtar delves into that with Paul Bennett​, adjunct professor of education at Saint Mary’s University and director of Schoolhouse Institute, an education research think-tank.

In light of a recent warning by RCMP, criminology professor Michael Boudreau joined us to talk about what drives people to vigilantism, and what can be done to prevent it.

Amy Cleveland answers all your gardening questions.

The creator of Acadieman, author and cartoonist Dano LeBlanc died on the weekend. We talk about his work, and his legacy, with longtime friend, Andrew Campbell.

New Brunswick and Nova Scotia have until Wednesday to apply for federal funding to protect the Chignecto Isthmus from climate change. The federal government will cover half of the cost, but the premiers want Ottawa to pay the entire estimated cost of about $300-million dollars. And they're threatening to take the issue to court. Khalil Akhtar spoke to the Green MLA for Memramcook-Tantramar, Megan Mitton.

A new UNB project aims to make running a daycare a little bit easier. Shawnee McConchie and her sister run Wonderland Child Care in Norton. They were chosen to be part of the pilot project.

​Alma, a community short on water, is conducting a consumption study. Khalil Akhtar spoke to the mayor of Fundy Albert, Bob Rochon, to find out how much longer residents in the village can expect to worry about their water supply.

​Love is love in Elsipogtog First Nation. ​CBC's ​Oscar Baker III​ ​​spoke to people ​there ​celebrating Pride ​m​ont​h.

Edmundston is home to an Olympic-calibre badminton umpire, and Eric Desroches has been invited to officiate at the games in Paris next summer.

Alyson Boudreau, Derrick Bishop and Debra Lloyd read Sally Armstrong's "The Nine Lives of Charlotte Taylor." This historical novel traces the remarkable life of one of the first female settlers on the Miramichi. CBC's Cindy Grant leads the discussion.

Christian conservatives are signing up in big numbers to support Premier Blaine Higgs in an internal battle within the PC party. ​CBC's Jacques Poitras took a look at who is doing the recruiting work on his behalf​.

The cost of day-to-day living has gone up, but people who watch the airline industry say people are still spending on travel. Khalil Akhtar spoke to longtime airline analyst, Karl Moore.

Mark Osborne is 44 years old and never graduated high school. ​A​fter years of couchsurfing and homelessness, the Fredericton man finally has a roof over his head​, ​and a chance to study for his GED​, with the help of tutor Tanya McBride.

​The Quebec Major Junior Hockey League Entry Draft is a major event for aspiring hockey stars.​ ​The Moncton Wildcats will host next year's draft. ​Khalil Akhtar spoke to ​​Jamie Tozer about the significance of the news.​ ​​Jamie is editor of the blog Station Nation and co-host of The Hockey News on the Q podcast​.​

Health columnist Dr. Inderveer Mahal explains why alcohol in the afternoon​, especially in the hot summer sun, ​can hit our bodies harder than typical dinner time drinks.

Sheree Fitch is a beloved children's author with New Brunswick roots, and she's got a new title: Officer of the Order of Canada.

James Upham is back to tell us about the century-long tradition of steamboats on the Saint John River, and he takes Khalil Akhtar to see the wreck of the last steamer that worked the river.

Technical issues continue to plague UNI Financial Cooperation. Some members can't get into their online accounts and frustration is running high. CBC's Aidan Cox spoke to UNI CEO Robert Moreau to find out why the credit union's services went sideways.

Jacob Moore spoke to Lauren Murdock with the Nashwaak Watershed Assoc. about a new water testing program aimed at detecting toxins from blue green algae in New Brunswick.

A new reality TV show puts New Brunswick photographers in competition with each other, to highlight their skills, and the beauty of this province. Khalil Akhtar spoke to director Matt Brown and photographer Mark Hemmings.

​They used to be coveted summer jobs, but it's getting harder to find lifeguards. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Gregoire Cormier of the Lifesaving Society about the problem, and possible solutions.

​Tony Walker is a professor at Dalhousie University​, and he has a lot of thoughts about plastic dog poop bags, and where they don't belong.

​Scott and Lindy Brown say they watched 5 years of hard work and big dreams disappear in 5 minutes, when their dairy barn in Portage Vale burned.

​On July 1st carbon taxes at the pump went up ​about 3 cents per litre on gasoline and 4 cents on diesel.​ T​his week New Brunswick consumers are looking at another wave of increases thanks to new federal ​​clean fuel regulations​, but that increase will be double​ what ​people in ​ ​Nova Scotia and Newfoundland will see​. The CBC's Robert Jones has been looking into that​.​

​Within a generation, Riverview has grown to become one of the largest municipalities in the province. As the town marks its 50th anniversary, Khalil Akhtar sat down with Phillip Dobson, whose father helped transform the place across the river from Moncton.

Cindy Grant has been visiting libraries and bookstores in smaller towns across the province, and sat down with Khalil Akhtar to explain what we'll hear this summer in the series, Books & Backroads.

Columnist James Upham is dropping by to introduce himself, and tell us why exploring the deep history of the Maritimes has been his lifelong passion.

​​Does your apartment have broken windows, mould, or accessibility issues? A housing rights group wants to hear about it in their new survey. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Peter Jongeneelan, co-chair of ACORN NB.

Jonna Brewer looked into a program that teaches newcomers skills they need to enter into the workforce. She spoke to one of the program's new graduates.

​The closure of the detox centre in Moncton couldn't come at a worse time. Debbie Warren is a harm reduction worker who says more resources are needed to help those struggling with addictions.

Daniel Paul was a Mi'kmaw elder, columnist and human rights activist. He was also the author of "We Were Not The Savages". He died last week at the age of 84. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Brian Francis, a longtime friend of Daniel's, about his life and legacy.

The clean-up continues for Edmundston residents following last week's rainstorm. Mayor Eric Marquis gives us an update on the situation there.

Health columnist Dr. Raj Bhardwaj explains the science of sweat, and how to control it.

​A rent cap was left out of the province's housing strategy, over concerns it would hinder development. ​Khalil Akhtar spoke to Steve Pomeroy about how rent caps have affected construction of rental units in other places​.​

It's been a rainy week for researchers out in the field for this year's BiotaNB. Great conditions if you happen to be studying amphibians like Greg Jongsma. He is collecting data on frogs and salamanders.

The province announced new appointments to the regional health authorities. This comes almost a year after they were abolished and replaced by two trustees. We speak with the newly appointed chair of the Vitalite Health Network, Tom Soucy. Then we ask Claire Johnson, an assistant professor in Health Management at the Université de Moncton, if the newly formed health authority boards are a step in the right direction.

​When Omer Leger ran for the PC party in Kent South, he beat the odds. He was the first Progressive Conservative to win the Liberal stronghold in about 60 years. And some of the work he did during his time in office still stands today. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Claude Williams​, ​former PC minister and longtime friend of Omer Leger.

We hear more about what's in the province's housing strategy released last week, and what's not. Khalil Akhtar spoke to Darcy Wallace with NB ACORN.

The province announced its strategy to address the affordable housing crisis, but none of the plans include a rent cap. Khalil Akhtar spoke to New Brunswick's minister responsible for housing, Jill Green.

Do New Brunswick PCs know what their party stands for? And who do they think might be best to lead the way? Khalil Akhtar spoke to political scientist Lori Turnbull.

Kayla Breelove Carter is a counselling therapist with a practice in Moncton.

Information Morning contributor LJ Whittington talks about how writing helped him heal following a traumatic brain injury.

Dr Raj Bhardwaj is Information Morning's health columnist.

The CBC's Alexandre Silberman met with Listuguj ranger, Deven Condo-Mitchell.

Ernest Robichaud of Tabusintac is a lobster fisherman. Martin Mallet is the Executive Director of the Maritime Fishermen's Union.

Greg Turner, MLA for Moncton South, is the new Minister responsible for Opportunities NB and Minister responsible for Economic Development and Small Business. Daniel Allain was the Minister for Local Government and Government Reform.

Contributor Hillary LeBlanc has been sharing success stories from our province's Black business community.

Michael McArdle is producer and director of Hazy Grape Theatre's "Bringing Back Broadway." Monique McTiernan Black is an organ donation advocate.

Greg King is President & CEO of Friends of The Moncton Hospital Foundation. Katie Toda has 4th stage breast cancer and is participating in the ride.

John Williston is a regional vice-president with the Progressive Conservative Party of New Brunswick.

Christina Robichaud, Clinton David and Weh-Ming Cho are members of Information Morning's parents panel.

Ginette Doiron is the executive director of the Destination Southeast Tourism Association.

Pierre Dupuis is the director of the Homarus Centre.

James Upham is Information Morning's Roadside History columnist.

Bob Osborne owns and operates Corn Hill Nursery.

Mylène Vincent is the chief development officer of Housing Hub.

Harry Stam is the beloved baker’s eldest son.

Phylomène Zangio is the new chair of New Brunswick's Human Rights Commission.

Jacques Poitras is CBC's provincial affairs reporter in New Brunswick.

Emily Blacklock is a PhD candidate at the University of New Brunswick.

Jocelyn Cohoon is Moncton's acting general manager of community services.

Vernon Mitchell of Esgenoôpetitj First Nation spoke with CBC reporter Alexandre Silberman.

Jenna Morton is the voice behind Pickle Planet Moncton, a website and podcast dedicated to family-focused information.

Hillary LeBlanc is co-founder of the podcast BlackLantic and a regular contributor to Information Morning.

Kate Doyle and Kristin Cavoukian are Information Morning Moncton's City Views panel.

Ji Hyang Ryu spoke with CBC reporter Mariam Mesbah.

Pauline Cormier is manager of heritage and partnerships with the city of Dieppe.

Jacques Poitras is CBC's provincial affairs reporter.

Ahmed Hussen is the federal Minister of Housing and Diversity and Inclusion.

Andrée Godin is a curator at la Musée acadian de l'Université de Moncton.

Bob owns and operates Corn Hill Nursery.

Geoff Dubrow is a consultant who works with governments and organizations to develop programs and services that serve the needs of vulnerable population groups.

Séamus Gallagher is on the shortlist for the 2023 Sobey Art Award.

Susie Proulx-Daige is president of the NBU.

Lori Turnbull is the director of the school of public administration at Dalhousie University. She's also an associate professor of political science.

Captain Richard MacDougall from Dieppe is a member of the Snowbirds flight crew.

Don Moore is the chair of the Codiac Regional Policing Authority board. Shawn Crossman is Moncton's deputy mayor.

Francis Weil is President of the Tiferes Israel Synagogue.

Alexandre Truchon-Savard is title is director of environmental management for the city of Dieppe.

Orla O’Brien is an associate research scientist who leads the aerial survey team for the New England Aquarium's Anderson Cabot Center for Ocean Life.

Randy MacLean is the superintendent of the Anglophone East School District.

Dr. Raj Bhardwaj is our regular health and medicine columnist.

Dr. Sara Thomas is the physician for a gender affirming clinic at Mount Allison University. Matthew Maston is the director of accessibility and student wellness for Mount Allison.

Andrew LeBlanc is the mayor of Riverview.

Radio-Canada's Nicolas Steinbach sat down with Premier Higgs.

LJ Whittington suffered a traumatic brain injury in a car accident in 2009. He shares his thoughts on being treated differently since the injury.

The CBC's provincial affairs reporter Jacques Poitras has been covering the political fallout.

CBC reporter Shane Magee went to the park yesterday to see how people are feeling about the vandalism.

Wayne MacKay is professor emeritus at Dalhousie's Schulich School of Law.

Lori Turnbull is Director of the School of Public Administration and an Associate Professor of Political Science at Dalhousie University.

Bob Osborne owns and operates Corn Hill Nursery.

Austin Henderson is the chief administrative officer for the town.

Kelly Lamrock is New Brunswick's Child and Youth Advocate. Gail Costello is a former teacher and is co-founder of Pride in Education.

J.P. Sapinski is an assistant professor of environmental studies at the Université de Moncton.

Paula Doucet is the president of the New Brunswick Nurses Union.

Bill Hogan is New Brunswick's minister of education and early childhood development.

Kassim Doumbia is the mayor of Shippagan.

Jeff Domme is the author and illustrator of "My First East Coast Bird Book".

Premier Blaine Higgs, who was an former Irving Oil executive, spoke with reporters about Irving Oil's announcement. Louise Comeau is the director of climate change and energy solutions with the Conservation Council of New Brunswick.

Alex Harris is a grade 11 student at Riverview High School.

Kate Doyle and Kristin Cavoukian join us every couple of weeks to discuss municipal affairs.

Danica Brine is an Eisner-nominated illustrator. Nick Bradshaw's work is featured in Marvel and DC comics.

Dr. Raj Bhardwaj is our health and medical affairs columnist.

Dalton Wudrick is a senior consultant with SHS Consulting, the company the city hired to prepare a report on housing. Dawn Arnold is the mayor of Moncton.

Ernest Robichaud of Tabusintac is a longtime lobster fisher.

Suzanne Fournier is executive director of the National Farmers Union in New Brunswick.

Dr. Cindy Calkin is the Medical Director of the mood and metabolism program with the Nova Scotia Health Authority.

Robyn McCallum is the president of the Miramichi Salmon Association.

The CBC's Alexandre Silberman met with Petitcodiac Fire Chief Craig Ramsey.

Brandon Mitchell is a volunteer combat medic who has been working on the front lines of the war.

Duff Conacher is co-founder of the national advocacy group, Democracy Watch.

Damilola Agbabiaka is the owner of Dalas African Cuisine, speaking with contributor Hillary LeBlanc

Marcia Babineau is co-founder and the current artistic director of Theatre L'Escaouette, Vanessa Roy-MacDougall is executive director of Nature NB.

Roadside History columnist James Upham takes us to what remains of Hillsborough Wharf.

Bob owns and operates Cornhill Nursery.

Christina Robichaud is a Moncton parent who fought against changes to French immersion in New Brunswick.

Sabine Dietz is the executive director of Climatlantic. The organization provides data and information to help individuals and communities better adapt to climate change.

Annamarie Boyd is the captain of "The Crows" dragon boat crew.

Greg Partridge is the Dorchester fire chief.

Krista Richard is a retired phys ed teacher from Forest Glen school.

Francesco Calazzo is Vice President of the Moncton Italian Association.

Ryan Wilbur is the director of the recreation and tourism department at the City of Bathurst

Jacques Poirier is the general manager of Quad NB.

Charles Léger is a Moncton city councillor for Ward 2.

Molly Teed is a grade 8 student at Maplehurst school is a finalist in the CBC's First Page student writing challenge.

Miguel Roy is the theatre director for the School of Atlantic Ballet. Alexandria Reath and Hallie Rossignol are performers in the production.

Marc Cormier is the Dieppe fire chief.

Consultant David Campbell prepared the report for the Housing Hub of New Brunswick.

Michael Nolan is a paramedic chief and the architect of the Renfrew County Virtual Triage Assessment Centre - also known as V-TAC. Dr. Jonathan Fitzsimon is the medical lead for V-TAC and Renfrew County Integrated Virtual Care.

Scott Poupart is president of the New Brunswick Association of Fire Chiefs. He's assistant fire chief for the St. Anne Regional Fire Department.

Lana Randell is the senior advocacy coordinator for the Canadian Cancer Society in New Brunswick.

Brian Hoffman is the spokeperson for the Old Bathurst Post Office Preservation Project.

Kayla Breelove Carter is a counselling therapist with a practice in Moncton.

Bob owns and operates Corn Hill Nursery.

Marc Leger is the regional trails coordinator for the association.

Daniel Allain is New Brunswick's minister of local government and local governance reform.

Antonia Reed is a CBC radio producer.

Jonna Brewer spoke with members of Open Sky co-operative and The Little Plant Nursery.

Stéphane Robichaud is chief executive officer of the New Brunswick Health Council.

James Upham is Information Morning's Roadside History columnist. His stories can be found online at cbc.ca/roadsidehistory.

Moncton Fire Chief Conrad Landry speaking with CBC's Bobbi-Jean MacKinnon.

Kristin Matthews is with the Atlantic Provinces Better Business Bureau.

Stephanie Avery-Gomm is a researcher scientist with Environment and Climate Change Canada.

Oakley Rain Wysote Gray is a fashion designer from Listuguj First Nation.

Sherley Josma of iCleanse Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning spoke with Information Morning contributor Hillary LeBlanc.

Bob Osborne is the owner of Corn Hill Nursery.

Dr. Douglas Fraser is a scientist with the Lawson Health Research Institute and a critical care physician at London Health Sciences Centre.

Dr. Raj Bhardwaj is our heath and medical affairs columnist.

Tamara Woldegebreal is a program manager with Youth Quest Central in Moncton.

Jillian Somers is the CEO of Destination Moncton-Dieppe.

CBC reporter Mia Urquhart introduces us to Tanya Walsh and Walsh's 13-year-old son Ben.

Andrew Clark is president the New Brunswick Interscholastic Athletic Association. Nic Jansen is the president of Hockey NB.

Susan MacLeod is the author of Dying for Attention: A Graphic Memoir of Nursing Home Care.

David Busolo is an assistant professor in UNB's faculty of nursing.

Dan Sinclair is the interpretation supervisor at Fundy National Park.

Duncan Dee is the former chief operating officer of Air Canada.

Michael Nebesny is a youth Scout commissioner.

Bill Hogan is New Brunswick's minister of education and early childhood development.

Kate Doyle is a longtime Moncton resident. Kristin Cavoukian moved to Moncton about a year and a half ago from Toronto. They are our City Views panel.

Richard Saillant is an economist and public policy consultant, based in Moncton.

Dwayne Tingley is Vice-President of the Eastern Canadian Basketball League.

Christina Robichaud, Weh-Ming Cho and Clinton Davis are Information Morning Moncton's parents panel.

The CBC's Shane Fowler reports.

Roger Collet is with New Brunswick's department of natural resources.

Blane Higgs is the premier of New Brunswick. Susan Holt is the leader of the opposition. Dominic Vautour is a member of the Anglophone East district education council.

Randy MacLean is the superintendent of the Anglophone East School District.

Darcy Phillips, Adrien Obrien and Alex Harris are students at Riverview High School.

Dr. Raj Bhardwaj is our health and medical affairs columnist.

Andrew Drover is a pharmacist and president of the New Brunswick Pharmacists’ Association.

Shawn Crossman is Moncton's deputy mayor. Charles Léger is a city councillor.

Annabelle Babineau is a drag queen and teacher. Amie Palmer is the mother of a trans son.

Casey Burkholder is an associate professor at UNB's Faculty of Education

Kent Gallant is leader of the Animated World at Little Canada in Toronto.

Bob Osborne is the owner of Corn Hill Nursery.

Ron Gaudet is the chief strategy officer for the Multicultural Agency of the Greater Moncton Area.

CBC reporter Shane Magee spoke with Marc Landry and asked why he's leaving his role as city manager for the city of Moncton.

Josephine Watson is the author of Mama Gave.

Greg McKim was appointed to the Horizon Health Network board and served for about a year before they were dissolved by the province. Janice Goguen was an elected member of the Vitalite Health Network board and she also served for about a year.

Linda Boudreau is Madison Roy-Boudreau's aunt. Maggie Lavine and Kelsey Lavine are friends of the family.

Shelley Adamo is a professor in Dal's Department of Psychology and Neuroscience. In a recent study, she found that ticks in the Maritimes are becoming hardier.

Herb Emery is a professor of economics at UNB.

Pisuwin is based on a Wolastoq tale and is a collaboration between Atlantic Ballet's director and choreographer Igor Dobrovolskiy, and multi-disciplinary artist Possesom Paul, set to the music of composer Jeremy Dutcher.

Columnist Hillary Leblanc is an entrepreneur from Moncton and co-founder of the podcast BlackLantic. She's been sharing success stories from our province's Black business community.

Alex Morton is a former member of the DEC for Anglophone East. Michelle Melendy is Chair of the PSSC at Bessborough school and Vice Chair for Bernice MacNaughton High School.

Andrew Creegan is an ultimate frisbee player and coach.

Charles-Éric Landry is a planner with the City of Dieppe.

Andrew Black is the mayor of Tantramar.

Connie Keating is president of the New Brunswick Teachers Association.

The CBC's Alexandre Silberman spoke with two asylum seekers in Moncton and the people who are trying to help them.

Jim Lockyer is the honorary Colonel organizing the 8th Canadian Hussars regimental association celebrations.

Erica Butler is the news director at CHMA in Sackville. She's reporting on the closure and the reaction.

Conor Conway is part-owner at Epoch Chemistry Coffee House in Moncton.

Jean-Guy Levesque is the mayor of Campbellton. Mylène Vincent is the chief development officer of Housing Hub.

Jean Surette is the executive director of Music NB.

Kristal LeBlanc is CEO of the Beauséjour Family Crisis Resource Centre in Shediac.

Louis-Philippe Gauthier is the Atlantic vice president for the Canadian Federation of Independent Business.

James Upham is our Roadside History columnist. You can find all his columns online at cbc.ca/roadsidehistory.

Brian Francis is a multi-disciplinary artist from Elsipogtog First Nation, speaking with CBC reporter Raechel Huizinga.

David Campbell is an economic development consultant in Moncton.

Hillary Leblanc is an entrepreneur from Moncton and co-founder of the podcast BlackLantic. She's been sharing success stories from the province's Black business community.

Hal Merrill is a three-time Paralympian and long time wheelchair rugby player.

Kate Doyle is a longtime Moncton resident. Kristin Cavoukian moved to Moncton about a year and a half ago from Toronto.

Allen Langdon is the CEO of the non-profit called Circular Materials, an organization that represents plastic producers and supports more efficient recycling systems.

Julia Woodhall-Melnik is the director of the Home Research Lab at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John.

Matthew Hayes speaks for the New Brunswick Coalition for Tenants' Rights.

Michelle Melendy is the chair of the Bessborough Parent School Support Committee and vice chair of the Bernice MacNaughton High School Parent School Support Committee.

René Lagacé is Moncton's director of engineering. Mike Roy is a cycling advocate.

Trevor Goodwin is the senior director of outreach services for the YMCA of Greater Moncton.

Harry Doyle is the chair of the district education council for the Anglophone East School District.

The CBC’s Alexandre Silberman travelled to Listuguj to learn about a Mi'kmaw language radio station.

Ketan Raval is the founder of Moncton Cares.

Cathi Poplar of Riverview met some unexpected hurdles when she tried to access her medical files after her doctor retired. Sidney Soil is the president of DOCUdavit Solutions, a company that stores medical records.

Alexandre Truchon-Savard is the director of environment with the city of Dieppe.

Jolyne Hebert is manager of the Shediac Bay Watershed Association.

Ginette Petitpas Taylor is the minister responsible for official languages. She's also the MP for Moncton Riverview Dieppe.

Jonna Brewer visits Butler Street in Moncton, where residents tell her about the loss of a house.

Kayla Breelove Carter is a counselling therapist with a practice in Moncton.

Hillary LeBlanc has been sharing success stories from New Brunswick's Black business community.

Liberal Richard Losier won the byelection in the Dieppe riding

Louise Poitras is the executive director of the New Brunswick Maple Syrup Association.

Acadian community leader Marco LeBlanc won in the riding of Restigouche-Chaleur.

Susan Holt won the by-election in Bathurst East-Nepisiguit-Saint-Isidore.

House doctor Dr. Raj Bhardwaj gives us the low-down on Group A Strep.

Lori Turnbull is the director of the School of Public Administration at Dalhousie University and an associate professor of political science.

Sarah Wagner is the executive director of Inclusion NB.

Leah Armstrong is in Grade 12 at Bernice MacNaughton High School. Connor Leslie is in Grade 12 at Moncton High School.

David Kogon is the mayor of Amherst. Andrew Black is the mayor of Tantramar.

Weh-Ming Cho, Heather Chandler and Clinton Davis are members of Information Morning's parents panel.

James Upham is Information Morning's roadside history columnist. Read and hear more of his columns at cbc.ca/roadsidehistory.

Joanne Richard is the executive director of the Moncton Lions Community Centre.

Luc Foulem is corporate communications manager for the City of Bathurst.

CBC contributor Hillary LeBlanc share's Bridget Ibukun's story. Hillary is co-founder of the podcast BlackLantic.

Serge Cormier is the Liberal MP for Acadie-Bathurst and a member of the Standing Committee on Fisheries and Oceans.

Dominic Cardy is an independent MLA for Fredericton West - Hanwell.

JB Vanier is the director of Hub City Theatre's production of Jesus Christ Superstar. Bethany Robertson plays the role of Mary Magdalene.

Jonna Brewer spoke with some of the the cast of Moncton High School's production of Annie at rehearsal.

Mike LeBlanc is Regional vice president for Government Services Canada which is part of the Public Service Alliance of Canada.

Dr. Raj Bhardwaj is our health and medical columnist.

Greg Bishop is the director of strategic initiatives for the Human Development Council.

Marc Gautreau is the president of Ringette New Brunswick.

Roger Ouellette is a political scientist at the Université de Moncton.

Shaina Luck is a CBC reporter with the Atlantic Investigative Unit.

Joey Fox is an engineer and chair of the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers air quality advisory group.

James Mullinger and Adam Lordon are the co-creators, co-writers, and co-stars of Brit Out of Water.

Charles Léger is a citty councillor for Ward 2 in Moncton.

Denis Mallet is the chair of Université de Moncton's board of governors.

John Wishart is the CEO of the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Moncton.

Amy Bell is the author of "Life Sentence: How my Father Defended Two Murderers and Lost Himself."

Roberto Vargas is a meteorite hunter and collector.

Dave Thomas is a parent in Sackville.

Willie Scholten is the president of the New Brunswick Apartment Owners Association.

Kathleen Buchanan is Horizon's primary health care manager in the Moncton area.

Angela Vautour is a former M-P for Beausejour-Petitcodiac. Her family's land was also expropriated by the government to make way for the national park.

Lisa Griffin is co-founder and executive director of Festival Inspire.

Julia Woodhall-Melnik is the director of the Home Research lab at the University of New Brunswick and Canada Research Chair in Resilient Communities.

Roger Nason has done research on the team for an article for the Provincial Archives and a talk with the Keswick Ridge Historical Society.

Patrick Richard is the executive director of the Downtown Moncton Centre-Ville Inc.

Debby Warren is the executive director of Ensemble, a non-profit harm reduction agency.

Colin Furness is an infection control epidemiologist and assistant professor at the University of Toronto.

Erica Butler is the news director at CHMA in Sackville.

Radio-Canada reporter Pascal Raiche-Nogue reports from Kouchibouguac National Park.

Olivia Huyhn is the executive director of the New Brunswick Refugee Clinic.

Monique Boudreau is the superintendent of the District Scolaire Francophone Sud.

Andrew Black is the mayor of Tantramar.

Darryl Pitt is the head of the meteorite division at the Maine Mineral and Gem Museum in Bethel, Maine.

CBC contributor Hillary LeBlanc tells us about Dee Hernandez of Havana Lounge in her series about Black-owned businesses in New Brunswick.

Jael Duarte works in immigration and refugee law.

CBC House Doctor Raj Bhardwaj says it’s important to know the cause of anemia instead of just treating it.

Listener Tom Hart asked ChatGPT to reform New Brunswick's education system and got some surprising results.

Vanessa Blanch is a reporter with CBC in New Brunswick.

Information Morning contributor LJ Whittington says it's important to have goals and stick with them.

Jenifer Pitre is the manager community development for the regional service commission in the Chaleur Region.

Stephane Robichaud is the CEO of the New Brunswick Health Council.

Iain De Jong is president and CEO of OrgCode Consulting, an organization that works with non-profits, non-governmental organizations and government to reduce homelessness

Kayla Breelove Carter is a counselling therapist with a practice in Moncton.

Julia Woodhall-Melnik is director of the Home Research Lab at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John and Canada Research Chair in Resilient Communities.

Paula Doucet is president of the New Brunswick Nurses Union.

Maurice Basque is a historian and scientific advisor at Université de Moncton.

Janis Kenny lives in Miramichi.

Cathy Pitre of Campbellton speaking with Radio-Canada's Serge Bouchard.

River Ward has been appointed to the Born This Way Foundation Youth Advisory Board.

Nadine Fullarton is the president of the Moncton Northeast Construction Association

Ronald Sharpe is a spokesperson for the New Brunswick African Association.

Roadside History columnist James Upham recounts overlooked moments in local history.

Trevor Goodwin is the senior director of outreach services for the YMCA of Greater Moncton.

Patients held a joint press conference with Green Party leader David Coon and health critic Megan Mitton on Tuesday, March 28th.

Mi'kmaw teachers Joyce Germain and Brenda Germain speak with the CBC's Nation Isaac.

Cheryl Wood is a resident in Moncton's Old West End.

David and Bonita Slauenwhite were speaking with the CBC's Cindy Grant.

Dr. Raj Bhardwaj is our heath and medicine columnist.

Emily Peters is the mom of four school-aged kids.

The CBC's Vanessa Blanch has been looking into what goes into developing a brand new curriculum for our schools.

Dr. Raj Bhardwaj says fungi are a source of relatively common and harmless infections, but can sometimes pose a more serious health threat.