Information Morning Fredericton with Terry Seguin

Missing, one dock. We find out how the Fredericton Rowing Club is coping after someone took off with their dock.

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Back in the winter, we brought you the story of how a high school class trip to a Justin Trudeau rally was cancelled by school district officials. Now it turns out the decision came from higher up. Jacques Poitras has a report.

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We make a call to that young girl in Minto who turned to us for help yesterday. Jenna wanted to find a replacement for her old sloooooooow computer. We also have a surprise for her.

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She's played a big part in many of your children's dreams. And now the Fredericton Playhouse is honoring her contributions.

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A call for the province to act now and consult with First Nations before shale gas protests get out of control. Terry talks with one of Canada's leading authorities on aboriginal rights.

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Trying to make a point, the non-violent way against exploration for shale gas. How effective is civil disobedience, Terry asks someone who's given lessons to protesters in New Brunswick.

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Pierre Battah joins us with some advice on how to take advice in the workplace, whether you asked for it or not.

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Today biologist Steven Heard and producer Myfanwy Davies discover violets and strawberry plants.

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A New Brunswick government program designed to make communities and neighborhoods safer offends the sensibilities of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.

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Rebekah Chasse saw the movie 'Mud' recently and she likes it.

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