Information Morning Fredericton with Terry Seguin

A 91- year old has organized an event this weekend that will bring her family history to life.

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Does taking high school students to a political rally qualify as education?

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Close to 30-thousand public service and University retirees throughout the province are hoping there is strength in numbers.

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Why some Canadian companies are offering financial compensation to plasma donors, and whether payment could take precedence over safety.

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St. Anne Nackawic pulp mill workers reach a deal in their pension lawsuit, we hear from one of their lawyers, Howard Spalding.

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Tim Yerxa tells us about a ventriloquist coming to the Playhouse.

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Bob Jones has his weekly gas price predictions.

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Jason Lutes has his say. He's a Moncton businessman and the winning applicant of the new NBLC agency store that will serve Hanwell.

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We go to the top for answers to the questions surrounding Hanwell's new NB Liquor agency store. Terry speaks to Daniel Allain, president and CEO of NB Liquor.

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Minto and Chipman are going to lose their daily commuter bus to Fredericton after nearly 30 years. We hear from passengers and the president of Trius Bus.

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