February 2012 Archives
Wednesday February 29, 2012
Hockey Violence
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Hockey New Brunswick responds to the contentious hockey game in Rothesay over the weekend, and a long-time referee offers some suggestions for cutting down on abuse directed at officials.
Wednesday February 29, 2012
McAdam Fire
Posted by Kevin Shaw
The Mayor of McAdam says 4 people who waited for ambulances, some for more than an hour, could have received treatment at the local health centre.
Tuesday February 28, 2012
Hockey follow
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Making the ice safe for hockey players, and officials. Terry talks with the group that runs the Canadian School of Hockey Officiating.
Tuesday February 28, 2012
Mining survey
Posted by Kevin Shaw
New Brunswick has been chosen the best place in the world for Mining companies to do business. Terry asks the Fraser Institute why our province made it to the top of the list.
Tuesday February 28, 2012
STI outbreak
Posted by Kevin Shaw
A syphilis outbreak in the province continues to spread. Terry talks with the executive director of AIDS New Brunswick.
Monday February 27, 2012
The Dollar Woman
Posted by Kevin Shaw
A piece of New Brunswick theatre history makes its way back to the stage. Terry talks with the director of The Dollar Woman.
Monday February 27, 2012
Truth and Reconciliation Commission
Posted by Kevin Shaw
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission challenges governments to start educating all citizens about the horrors of the residential school system.
Monday February 27, 2012
Pierre Battah
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
What's profitable about working in the not-for-profit industry? Our workplace columnist has some tips for not-for-profit employees and employers.
Monday February 27, 2012
Dietary supplements
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
Dietitian Natasha McLaughlin-Chiasson talks to Terry
about "The Scoop on Supplements."
Friday February 24, 2012
Movie review
Posted by Kevin Shaw
On today's movie review, Rebekah says small but mighty captures the theatre crowd.
Friday February 24, 2012
Organ donors
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Despite a growing need, organ donations are very low in New Brunswick. A Saint John lawyer says a presumed consent law would help.
Friday February 24, 2012
Lung transplant
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
Terry talks to the family of Heather MacInnis. The young
woman from Harvey had a double-lung transplant this week.
Friday February 24, 2012
Wine Master
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
Terry talks to Mark De Vere is one of only 30 people in all of North America to hold the title Master of Wine. He is Fredericton holding public talks and tastings.
Thursday February 23, 2012
Saint John hospital death
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Connell Smith has a report on the female patient who died under suspicious circumstances at the Regional this month.
Thursday February 23, 2012
Doaktown councillor again
Posted by Kevin Shaw
After receiving an e-mail regarding Doaktown's council on fracking. Terry contacts councillor Fowler again.
Thursday February 23, 2012
Doaktown village councillor
Posted by Kevin Shaw
The village of Doaktown says it's been the victim of false reports about its position on shale gas exploration...and it wants to set the record straight.
Thursday February 23, 2012
First Nation economics
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
What will 670-thousand dollars do to improve economic opportunities for First Nation's Communities? Terry talks to the Executive Director of the Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs, John Paul.
Wednesday February 22, 2012
Playhouse preview
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Sunny Days and Pretty Ladies at the Playhouse. Tim Yerxa has a preview a show you won't want to miss.
Wednesday February 22, 2012
Gas guru
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Bob Jones says yet another price increase at the pumps tonight.
Wednesday February 22, 2012
Pet psychology
Posted by Kevin Shaw
The province is reminding people who live in social housing that they're not allowed to have pets. Terry talks with a psychologist about the impact of giving up a pet.
Wednesday February 22, 2012
Former bully
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
What makes a child turn on others? Terry talks to self-confessed former bully Charlotte Lirette.
Wednesday February 22, 2012
Fly fishing
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
Terry talks to fly fishing fan Nancy Robinson. She's leading a workshop next month to teach women (and men) how to fly fish
Tuesday February 21, 2012
Edmundston armoury
Posted by Kevin Shaw
A new military armoury has been announced for Edmundston. Terry talks with the MP for the area.
Tuesday February 21, 2012
Education Minister
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Jody Carr weighs in on how he plans to stop bullying at schools in the province.
Tuesday February 21, 2012
Spelling Bee winner
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
Terry talks to grade six student, Ishwar Desai,from Bliss Carmen who recently won the regional spelling bee!
Monday February 20, 2012
Barbara Coloroso pt 2
Posted by Kevin Shaw
The second part of Terry's interview with Barbara Coloroso.
Monday February 20, 2012
Barbara Coloroso
Posted by Kevin Shaw
It's an issue we have been talking about on our program...bullying in schools. Terry talks with Barbara Coloroso an expert on bullying.
Monday February 20, 2012
Workplace discrimination
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
Our workplace columnist Pierre Battah has been looking into the latest statistics on complaints of discrimination.
Monday February 20, 2012
Leveraging
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
It's the time of year some investors may be thinking about leveraging -- or borrowing money to invest. The New Brunswick Securities Commission is urging caution.
Friday February 17, 2012
Movie reviewers
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Rebekah Chasse will be joined by Michael Higgins for an Academy Award discussion.
Friday February 17, 2012
SWN Resources
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Part two of Terry's conversation with SWN Resources' General Manager New Brunswick.
Friday February 17, 2012
Bullying Panel
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Terry speaks about bullying with Fredericton's two high school principals and we hear about the strides they're making in ending the problem.
He also speaks with the president of the New Brunswick teacher's association. Heather Smith sits on the Minister's advisory committee on learning and working environments with a focus on bullying.
Thursday February 16, 2012
Fresh water
Posted by Kevin Shaw
A view on the global water crisis from first United Nation's first senior advisor on water issues. Terry talks with Maude Barlow.
Thursday February 16, 2012
SWN Resources
Posted by Kevin Shaw
SWN Resources announces it will be back in the province this spring to conduct more seismic testing for shale gas. Terry talks with the general manager of SWN for New Brunswick.
Thursday February 16, 2012
Bullying part 2
Posted by Kevin Shaw
A Fredericton mother makes a discovery that shakes her to very core. Part two of her conversation with Terry on bullying.
Wednesday February 15, 2012
Bully story part 1
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
A Fredericton mother opens up to Terry about her child's experience with bullying.
Wednesday February 15, 2012
Gas guru
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Robert Jones has more bad news concerning gas prices this week.
Wednesday February 15, 2012
Hospital parking report
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
How do health authorities use the money they collect from parking? CBC's provincial affairs reporter Jacques Poitras has a report
Wednesday February 15, 2012
Accountability Panel
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
Terry talks to the new chair of the Premier's Panel on Accountability and Responsible Government, Robert Youden
Tuesday February 14, 2012
Beckley - forestry
Posted by Kevin Shaw
A meeting on the province's forestry reports results in ... another meeting. We'll find out what happened at the Forestry Symposium in Fredericton.
Tuesday February 14, 2012
Merrill - wetlands
Posted by Kevin Shaw
The province has unveiled its new wetlands policy, but not everyone is happy with the new plan. Terry talks with Stepanie Merrill of the Conservation Council.
Tuesday February 14, 2012
Networthy
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Love in the time of Facebook. Our Networthy columnist explores how social media is influencing how singles are meeting and getting to know each other.
Monday February 13, 2012
Parent Panel
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
Parents weigh in on the subject of bullying. Carey Smith, Dana McDade and Ayub Chisti talk to Terry
Monday February 13, 2012
Forestry Symposium
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
UNB is hosting a forestry symposium ...Terry talks to two people who will be at that meeting Andrew Clark, president of the New Brunswick Federation of Woodlot Owners and Mark Arsenault, CEO and President of the New Brunswick Forest Products Association
Monday February 13, 2012
Pierre Battah
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
We've all sat through painful presentations at work. Why is it so many of us are so bad at communicating our ideas to a group? Our workplace columnist Pierre Battah has some tips
Monday February 13, 2012
Student Union
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
Jordan Thompson, president of the UNB Student Union, talks to Terry about a student wishlist in advance of the provincial government's budget
Friday February 10, 2012
Thrift store
Posted by Kevin Shaw
The Salvation Army Thrift store on the city's north side won't be re-opening after several months of renovations. Terry talks with a salvation army representative.
Friday February 10, 2012
Movie review
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Well they haven't been big since the days of flappers. But lots of critics say a silent film could walk away with the Oscar for best picture this year. Terry asks Rebekah what she thinks.
Friday February 10, 2012
NB Union's ideas for finance minister
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
Terry talks to Tom Mann,the executive director of the New Brunswick union about ideas the union has to tackle the province's debt without government cuts
Friday February 10, 2012
Rural New Brunswick
Posted by Myfanwy Davies
Terry talks to Susan Machum Canada Research Chair, Rural Social Justice at St. Thomas University about the latest census figures showing population decline in rural areas.
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Thursday February 9, 2012
Census Numbers
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Terry talks to the Canada Research Chair in population and social policy...about the latest census figures.
Thursday February 9, 2012
Anorexia play
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Turning her battle with anorexia into a one-woman play. Terry talks with Fredericton playwright Alana Ruben Free.
Thursday February 9, 2012
Health innovation
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Does our health care system resist new ways of doing things? Terry talks with someone who's looked at health innovations around the world and we get her view.
Thursday February 9, 2012
Bullying
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Terry talks with a parent about a successful bullying intervention at her son's school.
Wednesday February 8, 2012
Playhouse preview
Posted by Kevin Shaw
On today's preview we have improvisation Willy Shakespeare style.
Wednesday February 8, 2012
Casino woman
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Community groups are speaking out after workers at Casino New Brunswick allege they were fired for refusing to wear revealing clothing.
Wednesday February 8, 2012
Forestry report
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Expanding the framework. A new report lays out a future for New Brunswick's forestry industry, for the big guys and the little guys.
Wednesday February 8, 2012
Mass evacuation
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Apocalpyse Fredericton, we find out how the capital city would deal with a mass evacuation.
Tuesday February 7, 2012
Poverty reduction
Posted by Kevin Shaw
A prominient activist for low income people has resigned from the committee overseeing the province's anti-poverty strategy. Terry talks with Pam Coates.
Tuesday February 7, 2012
Bullying
Posted by Kevin Shaw
We find out more about bullying incidents at a local high school.
Tuesday February 7, 2012
Medicare cards - government's response
Posted by Kevin Shaw
The Assistant Deputy Minister of Health, Lynn St. Pierre-Ellis spoke with reporters about the delays in medicare cards being delivered.
Monday February 6, 2012
Medicare Cards
Posted by Larry Dickinson
A Fredericton couple wonders where their new medicare cards have disappeared.
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Monday February 6, 2012
Statistics Canada
Posted by Larry Dickinson
A Fredericton woman wants answers from Statistics Canada about the way it's treating her parents.
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Friday February 3, 2012
Fredericton reads part 5
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Our fifth group of Book Lovers debates On a Cold Road: Tales of Adventure in Canadian Rock.
Corey Redekop and James Duplacey
Friday February 3, 2012
Foster eviction
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Jodie Foster was given an eviction notice by NB Housing because she was behind in her rent has been approached by several citizens who want to help her deal with her financial problems.
Friday February 3, 2012
Civil Liberties Association
Posted by Kevin Shaw
The Canadian Civil Liberties Association weighs in on the debate over Charles Leblanc's libel charge.
Friday February 3, 2012
Science east
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Science East is looking for your stories about the York County Jail from either side of the bars.
Thursday February 2, 2012
Fredericton reads part 4
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Our group of Book Lovers takes on Something Fierce: Memoirs of a Revolutionary Daughter.
Hassan Arif, Meg and Viola Spencer
Thursday February 2, 2012
Fracking part 2
Posted by Kevin Shaw
This is part two of Terry's conversation with the Vice President of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers about shale gas development in New Brunswick.
Thursday February 2, 2012
Facing eviction
Posted by Kevin Shaw
A Fredericton woman says she's facing eviction from NB Housing after spending time caring for her mother in hospital.
Thursday February 2, 2012
Dr Lin
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Putting your symptoms into the search bar. Terry asks Dr Lin just how accurate 'Dr. Google' is, and how effectively the Internet's medical information is policed.
Thursday February 2, 2012
Pension reform
Posted by Kevin Shaw
The federal government says it's going to take a hard look at the old age suppliment to see what the country can afford. Terry talks with some New Brunswick MPs for their thoughts.
Wednesday February 1, 2012
Fredericton reads part 3
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Our third group of Book Lovers takes on The Tiger: a True Story of Vengeance and Survival.
Jane Murphy and Brit Mockler
Wednesday February 1, 2012
Gas guru
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Robert Jones says gas prices will go up tonight at midnight.
Wednesday February 1, 2012
Playhouse preview
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Tim Yerxa has a preview of the largest show ever to be held at the Playhouse.
Wednesday February 1, 2012
Fracking
Posted by Kevin Shaw
The Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers is in the province this week talking about new voluntary regulations for the shale gas industry. This is part one of Terry's conversation with the association's Vice President.
Wednesday February 1, 2012
Princess Margaret bridge
Posted by Kevin Shaw
A troubled bridge over the water, our provincial affairs reporter sifts through a stack of documents that gives a glimpse of the troubles on the Princess Margaret Bridge contract.
Wednesday February 1, 2012
Bill C10
Posted by Kevin Shaw
Bill C10 goes to a senate committee for debate Wednesday morning in Ottawa. Rothesay Senator John Wallace is the chair of the committee, he tells Terry what he thinks the next month will hold for his committee.
- December 2014
- Tue., 2 – Feed a Family - Buckley
- Tue., 2 – Men who Batter
- Mon., 1 – Education
- Mon., 1 – Judo Coach
- Mon., 1 – Protest
- November 2014
- Fri., 28 – NB Power Workforce
- Fri., 28 – NB Power
- Thu., 27 – Abortion Decision
- Wed., 26 – Pipeline and First Nations Communities
- Wed., 26 – AG Report
- Wed., 26 – 'No' to Fracking Waste Water
- Tue., 25 – Colorectal Cancer Screening
- Tue., 25 – Promoting the Pipeline
- Tue., 25 – NEB looks at Pipeline Proposal
- Tue., 25 – Child Poverty
- Mon., 24 – Allan Legere
- Mon., 24 – Open Government
- Fri., 21 – NB Power
- Fri., 21 – Theft
- Fri., 21 – Controversial Websites
- Thu., 20 – Kids Online
- Thu., 20 – Self-Harm
- Thu., 20 – Dress Code
- Thu., 20 – Disaster Funds
- Wed., 19 – Measha Brueggergosman
- Wed., 19 – State of the Child
- Wed., 19 – Dress Code
- Tue., 18 – Mr. Hockey
- Tue., 18 – Outside Workers
- Mon., 17 – Swedish Perspective
- Mon., 17 – Art Exhibits
- Mon., 17 – Pipeline Rights
- Fri., 14 – Literacy
- Fri., 14 – Teachers React
- Thu., 13 – Earthquakes
- Thu., 13 – Pipeline
- Thu., 13 – Report Card Changes
- Thu., 13 – New Author
- Wed., 12 – Dog Laws
- Wed., 12 – Marking
- Wed., 12 – Walkability
- Mon., 10 – Decoration Debate
- Mon., 10 – Drinking on City Property
- Fri., 7 – Berlin Wall
- Fri., 7 – Literacy
- Thu., 6 – Pipeline Protest
- Thu., 6 – Lagging Literacy Rates
- Thu., 6 – Warning Stickers
- Wed., 5 – York Arena
- Wed., 5 – NEB Follow
- Tue., 4 – National Energy Board
- Tue., 4 – Library
- Mon., 3 – RCMP
- Mon., 3 – Pipeline
- October 2014
- Fri., 31 – Hospital Cleanliness
- Fri., 31 – Energy East Pipeline Closer
- Fri., 31 – TNB Fundraiser
- Fri., 31 – Leo Hayes Fundraiser
- Thu., 30 – Online Voting System
- Thu., 30 – Halloween Hoax
- Thu., 30 – Farmers Almanac Prediction
- Wed., 29 – Bourque Hearing - Day 2
- Wed., 29 – Internet Voting
- Wed., 29 – 100 Year Old legacy
- Tue., 28 – Bourque Hearing - Day 1
- Tue., 28 – Ward Boundaries
- Tue., 28 – Charity Fatigue
- Tue., 28 – Remembering David Kelly
- Fri., 24 – Transparency
- Fri., 24 – ASD-West DEC Meeting
- Thu., 23 – Leblanc
- Thu., 23 – Godin
- Wed., 22 – Charity Ban
- Wed., 22 – Osprey part 2 - Communications
- Wed., 22 – Music NB Reaction
- Tue., 21 – No First Nations Category
- Tue., 21 – Physical Literacy - Part 2
- Tue., 21 – Osprey Debrief
- Mon., 20 – Coaching Tips
- Mon., 20 – Physical Literacy - Part 1
- Fri., 17 – Ebola Plan
- Fri., 17 – Electricity
- Fri., 17 – Pay Equity
- Thu., 16 – #transformNB
- Thu., 16 – Assisted Dying
- Wed., 15 – Civil Service
- Wed., 15 – Anxious Kids
- Tue., 14 – Deputy Premier
- Tue., 14 – State of the Civil Service
- Tue., 14 – Missed Appointments
- Fri., 10 – Safe Streets
- Thu., 9 – Gardening Phone-In, Oct 10
- Thu., 9 – Assault - part 2
- Wed., 8 – Assault - part 1
- Tue., 7 – EV-D68
- Tue., 7 – Abortion
- Tue., 7 – Chemical Explosion
- Mon., 6 – Cleanup Continues
- Fri., 3 – Mystery Solved
- Fri., 3 – Mactaquac Future
- Thu., 2 – Fighting Ebola
- Thu., 2 – PTSD and Suicide
- Wed., 1 – Blood Shortage
- Wed., 1 – Corridor Resources
- September 2014
- Tue., 30 – CBC Future
- Tue., 30 – Dominion Voting Systems
- Mon., 29 – Dementia Care
- Mon., 29 – Recount
- Fri., 26 – Dementia
- Fri., 26 – Heading to the Departure Gate
- Fri., 26 – Election Concerns
- Thu., 25 – Moratorium Reaction
- Thu., 25 – Alzheimers
- Wed., 24 – Brian Gallant
- Wed., 24 – Nursing Homes
- Tue., 23 – Green Party Wins Fredericton South Seat
- Tue., 23 – Tabulator Trouble
- Mon., 22 – Voting: What you need to know
- Fri., 19 – David Alward Interview
- Fri., 19 – Brian Gallant Interview
- Thu., 18 – Election Essay - Immigration
- Thu., 18 – Harvey Case
- Thu., 18 – Gardening Phone In - September 18, 2014
- Thu., 18 – Homelessness
- Wed., 17 – STU Debate
- Wed., 17 – Saving the Salmon
- Tue., 16 – Election Essay - Innovation
- Tue., 16 – Women's Voices
- Tue., 16 – First-Time Voter Panel
- Mon., 15 – Local Governance Modernization
- Fri., 12 – Green Party
- Fri., 12 – Crown Wood Reaction
- Thu., 11 – Gardening Phone-In, Sept. 11
- Thu., 11 – Election Essay - Echo on the Move
- Thu., 11 – Bird Threat
- Wed., 10 – Crown Wood
- Wed., 10 – Debate Reaction
- Tue., 9 – Election Essay - Shale Gas Development
- Tue., 9 – Student Vote
- Tue., 9 – Scotland Independence
- Mon., 8 – New Democratic Party
- Mon., 8 – Election Essay - McLaughlin
- Fri., 5 – People's Alliance
- Fri., 5 – No Fracking in NS
- Fri., 5 – Election Essay - French Immersion
- Fri., 5 – Student Services
- Fri., 5 – Couch Fires
- Thu., 4 – Election Essay - Math
- Thu., 4 – Enbridge
- Thu., 4 – Pension Fight
- Wed., 3 – Fighting Ebola
- Wed., 3 – Election Essay - Education
- Wed., 3 – Fish Tales
- Tue., 2 – Fracking in NS
- Tue., 2 – Armchair Election Panel
- August 2014
- Fri., 29 – Election Essay Response
- Fri., 29 – Krissi's Story
- Thu., 28 – Gardening Phone-In - Aug 28
- Thu., 28 – Election Essay 3
- Thu., 28 – Tale of a Town Canada
- Wed., 27 – CMA President
- Wed., 27 – York Closure
- Wed., 27 – Election Essay 2
- Tue., 26 – Buffalo Bound
- Tue., 26 – Election Essay 1
- Tue., 26 – York Arena
- Mon., 25 – Reporters Political Panel
- Mon., 25 – Voting
- Mon., 25 – Water Classification
- Fri., 22 – Forestry Deal
- Fri., 22 – Acadian Congress
- Thu., 21 – Water Classification
- Thu., 21 – Day 1 of Election Campaign
- Wed., 20 – Remembering Fred Ross
- Wed., 20 – Watershed Follow
- Wed., 20 – Carless by Choice
- Tue., 19 – Lac-Mégantic
- Tue., 19 – Watershed
- Tue., 19 – Water Study
- Mon., 18 – Mactaquac
- Mon., 18 – Bioblitz
- Fri., 15 – Acadian Book
- Fri., 15 – Fredericton Finances
- Fri., 15 – Children's Book
- Thu., 14 – Haiti Hand
- Thu., 14 – Mental Health and Depression
- Wed., 13 – Artist
- Wed., 13 – RCMP
- Tue., 12 – Transit Update
- Tue., 12 – Running Track
- Mon., 11 – Bourque Reaction
- Mon., 11 – Fredericton Clean-up
- Fri., 8 – Madawaska, part 3
- Fri., 8 – APEC Report
- Fri., 8 – McCain Closing
- Thu., 7 – Gardening Phone-In, Aug 7
- Thu., 7 – Madawaska, part 2
- Thu., 7 – The Fate of York Arena
- Wed., 6 – Madawaska, Part 1
- Wed., 6 – Election Signs
- Tue., 5 – Passamaquoddy
- Tue., 5 – Leaders Panel
- Tue., 5 – Millville Fire
- Fri., 1 – Privacy Report
- Fri., 1 – Patient Council
- Fri., 1 – Edible Flowers
- July 2014
- Thu., 31 – Corporate Welfare
- Thu., 31 – York Arena On Thin Ice
- Thu., 31 – Gardening Phone In July 31
- Wed., 30 – Twin Rivers
- Wed., 30 – Gas Guru July 30
- Wed., 30 – Backyard Biologist
- Wed., 30 – Leonard Defends Energy Institute
- Tue., 29 – Business Election
- Tue., 29 – Energy Institute Pt. 2
- Tue., 29 – Millville Fire Update
- Tue., 29 – New Beetle
- Mon., 28 – Abortion Access
- Mon., 28 – New Brunswicks Energy Institute Pt. 1
- Mon., 28 – Construction Changes Traffic Pattern
- Fri., 25 – Marysville Bypass
- Fri., 25 – Movie Review - Lucy
- Fri., 25 – NB Power Safety
- Thu., 24 – Higgs Fiscal Update
- Thu., 24 – Exotic Pets
- Thu., 24 – Gardening Phone In July 24
- Wed., 23 – Maine City Says No to Crude
- Wed., 23 – Brewery Brouhaha
- Wed., 23 – Fredericton Cleanup
- Wed., 23 – Gas Guru July 23
- Wed., 23 – Backyard Biologist
- Tue., 22 – NB Power Hurricane Review
- Tue., 22 – Westjet Comes To Fredericton
- Mon., 21 – Phone Compensation
- Mon., 21 – Fredericton Transit Changes
- Fri., 18 – Green Party Convention
- Fri., 18 – Political Messaging
- Thu., 17 – Gardening phone-in - July 17
- Thu., 17 – Brewery Changes
- Thu., 17 – Blurring the Lines
- Thu., 17 – Storm Liability
- Wed., 16 – CPAWS
- Wed., 16 – Generating and Transmitting Energy
- Wed., 16 – Bus Service
- Tue., 15 – Northumberland Dairy
- Tue., 15 – Trinity
- Mon., 14 – Bucket Club
- Mon., 14 – NB Power - July 14
- Mon., 14 – Mysterious Ways
- Mon., 14 – Fredericton Fire Department
- Fri., 11 – Movie Review
- Fri., 11 – Parks Condition
- Fri., 11 – City Update - Friday July 11
- Thu., 10 – Storm - Province
- Thu., 10 – Storm - City
- Wed., 9 – Where Was Radio?
- Wed., 9 – City Update - Wed July 9
- Wed., 9 – NB Power Update - Wed July 9
- Tue., 8 – Insurance Adjuster
- Tue., 8 – Insurance Bureau
- Tue., 8 – NB Power Update
- Mon., 7 – Post-Arthur Clean-up
- Mon., 7 – NB Power
- Fri., 4 – Protected Natural Areas
- Fri., 4 – Population
- Fri., 4 – Ruling
- Thu., 3 – Gardening Phone-In
- Thu., 3 – Road to Recovery
- Thu., 3 – Nature NB Forestry Edition
- Wed., 2 – Lieutenant Governor - part 2
- Wed., 2 – Pension Lawsuit
- Wed., 2 – Poverty
- Tue., 1 – Lieutenant Governor
- Tue., 1 – New Canadians
- Tue., 1 – Spam