Information Morning Moncton
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Reliving the expropriation
A new website tells the story of the more than 200 families whose land was expropriated to make Kouchibouguac National Park and how it affected their lives for the past four decades.
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Spring camping
The May long weekend brings out campers and outdoor enthusiasts to the national parks in our region who are now open and gearing up for a new season.
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Online protection
New resources will help the RCMP make the internet a safer place for children.
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Summer Theatre
Marshall Button, artist-in-residence at the Capitol Theatre, previews summer theatre productions happening in the region.
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Helping the homeless
With the number of panhandlers on the rise in downtown Moncton, the YMCA's Reconnect Program is struggling.
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Environmental money mystery
Robert Jones looks at New Brunswick's flush and sometimes misused environmental trust fund.
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No-fun refund
Dan Noel says ditch the flatscreen TV and pay down debt with your tax refund.
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Appetite for history
The Albert County Museum and the local farmer's market are joining forces this tourist season. Donald Alward is with the Albert County museum and Hillary Hopper is with the Farmer's and Crafter's market.
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Bam! Pow! Kaboom!
Comic book artist Nick Bradshaw talks about the East Coast Comic Expo this Saturday.
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Paging Dr. Goldman
The host of White Coat, Black Art discusses health quality and patient safety at a conference in Moncton.
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Sound of RHS
Alex McGrath and Naomi Clarke play the Captain and Maria in the Riverview High School production of The Sound of Music. It's the culmination of four years of high school musical theatre for both of the grade 12 students.
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Bees buzz off
Moncton's Paul Vautour lost 80 per cent of his bee colony over the winter.
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RV road bump?
A woman in Notre Dame is campaigning to prevent the development of a 320-site RV campground in her neighbourhood.
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Lobster chronicles
National reporter Stephen Puddicombe explains the ongoing dispute in an industry that seems to be broken.
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Bon voyage
Jonna talks to the two "Mansbridge Interns" from Mt. Allison who are recipients of a unique leadership development opportunity. Margaret Kromminga leaves for Zambia on Wednesdsay and Sarah McNeil leaves for Indonesia tonight.
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R.I.P Paddy Gregg
Colleen Kitts looks at the life and career of the broadcaster, who died at aged 80 on Thursday.
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Lobster protests continue
The Maritime Fishermen's Union says it's time the feds and the province intervene.
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Shale blueprint
The energy minister and the chief medical officer of health talk about NB's new blueprint for shale development.
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Marshall Arts May 10
The comedian takes a serious look at classical music.
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Spotting the signs of childhood mental illness
Hockey Night in Canada's Kelly Hrudey and his daughter Kaitlin are sharing their very personal story. Kaitlin, who's 20, has been struggling with an anxiety disorder and an obsessive-compulsive disorder for years. The pair are lending their voices to RBC'
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Fire update
Charles Beaulieu of the Wildfire Prevention Unit has the latest on the forest fire situation.
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Bathurst horizons
Bathurst High student council president Marco Duguay talks about hope amid hard times.
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Spring deals!
Moncton's Coupon Lady on the best deals for shoppers in May and June.
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Metal urgency
Moncton`s Jo-Ann Legacé lives with an inherited disorder that causes her body to absorb too much iron. She's helping to spread the word about early detection and treatment.
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Fire update
Salisbury volunteer fire chief David Bannister on the blaze that burned three homes east of Moncton.
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Fiddle functions
Teacher Stacey Read and protegés Christine Melanson and Martha Pitre perform en route to two prestigious fiddle dates.
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Bourgeois digs in
City councillor Daniel Bourgeois says many of his constituents are urging him to oppose a new downtown entertainment centre for Moncton.
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Northern exodus
Robert Jones talks about the out-migration that's changing northern New Brunswick.
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Flood, theft threaten museum
The caretaker of the Bathurst War Museum talks about the uphill battle its faces to stay open this year.
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Bilingualism under review
NB's Commissioner of Official Languages talks about the process of inviting comments on recommendations to improve the act.
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Northern contraction
Bob Jones reviews how the economy in northeastern N.B. is reeling from plant closures and out-migration.
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Summer students
Workplace issues specialist Pierre Battah talks about the difficulty students are encountering finding summer work.
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Bloomin' YMCA gardens
Jaime MacLellan talks about the expansion of the YMCA community garden program.
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CMA weighs in
The Canadian Medical Association president talks about the dispute between doctors and the health minister.
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Photographic time warp
A trip back in time with a Sackville artist and her one-day-only TinType studio.
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Marshall Arts May 3
Marshall Button spotlights a unique Quebecois artist who's coming to the Capitol Theatre later this month.
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Memramcook mobilizes
Village mayor Donald LeBlanc talks about fighting proposed changes to New Brunswick's provincial ridings.
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Catholic cutbacks
Moncton's Catholic archbishop outlines plans to reduce staff and sell its office building in part to compensate victims of sexual abuse.
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Dealing with dementia
Personal finance watcher Dan Noel addresses a study with some surprising numbers about the future costs of an ageing population.
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Miramichi rogue celebrated
Bernie Colepaugh of the Heritage Players in Miramichi talks about Rovin' Joe and why this colourful character from the region's past provided rich material for a dinner theatre happening this Sunday.
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More safe spaces
Debby Warren talks about more support coming for LBGT youth in Moncton.
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Funding the festivals
Organizers Robert Gallant and Bill Doherty talk about the shrinking pie of corporate sponsors.
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Swing time!
Joe Grondin and Roger Fontaine talk about the big band dance event happening on Saturday in Moncton.
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Fallout from fight
A health policy analyst looks at potential repercussions from the dispute between doctors and the province.
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Gathering dust?
Whatever became of Dr. Eilish Cleary's recommendations on shale gas? Jacques Poitras zeroes in.
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Medical Society responds
The NB Medical Society weighs in on threats by a Sackville doctor to bill patients directly if the province maintains a cap on medicare fees.
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Workplace culture
Workplace issues specialist Pierre Battah talks about how difficult it is to change course.
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Patterson patter
The host of The Debaters heads to Moncton on tour and talks about the highs and lows of his stand-up career.
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Docs want cap scrapped
At least one doctor's office says patients could be invoiced directly if the province doesn't pay the rates negotiated with doctors.
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Flyé high
Gabriel Robichaud, court jestor-cum-poet-laureate of the Frye Festival, stands twixt Vanessa and Jonna.
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Broad-casting
Author Wayne Curtis thinks back to when nature, not video-games, provided young minds with their visual stimulation.
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Frye-ed Lit.
The evolution of Canadian Literature....a conversation with Alistair MacLeod.
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Marshall Arts Apr 26
Marshall Button talks about the Frye Fest and it's impact on the community.
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Docs hot about cuts
New Brunswick physicians say they're taking the province to court over caps on medicare billing.
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Rehabilitating methadone's reputation
A Moncton palliative care doctor talks about how effective methadone is in treating some terminally ill patients.
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Pondering pensions
Dan Noel, Information Morning's personal finance watcher, looks at shared-risk pensions.
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Singular sensation
It will be a one-night-only presentation - by design - of a play called "Winter Glory" by the Lions Senior Citizens Drama Group next Tuesday. Actors (from left) Jessie Breau, Stella Losier and one of the play's directors, Heather MacKenzie, joined Jonna i
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Sounds of silence?
A concert blogger talks about speculation there won't be music at Magnetic Hill this year.
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Riverview redux
The town of Riverview is feted for its 40th anniversary with an original production called 'A Great Place To Grow.' From left are lead actor Paul Meunier Collins, director Helen Vaughn and play-writer Reg Hunt.
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Energetic bet
Is New Brunswick putting too many eggs in the shale gas basket? The Energy Minister responds.
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Energetic bet 2
Susan Holt is president and CEO of the New Brunswick Business Council.
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Earth day trippers
Josh King and Brittany Daigle are two environmental science students from RHS doing their part to save the planet.
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Knowledge gap
Workplace issues specialist Pierre Battah talks about the real impact of a workforce with limited literacy and numeracy skills.
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Remembering Rita
As Rita MacNeil's family and friends gather today for the late singer's funeral, Charlie Rhindress, who wrote and staged her life-story for Live Bait Theatre in Sackville, shares his memories of his time spent with the late singer.
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Remembering Margaret LaBillois
New Brunswick's Lieutenant-Governor remembers the province's first female First Nations chief who died on Friday.
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Pension pushback
Finance Minister Blaine Higgs defends proposed pension reforms in the face of angry opposition.
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The age of art
Marshall Button is feeling his age today...or at least the age of artists practising their art well into old age.
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Running down a dream
Cancer survivor Susan ehrhardt from Moncton talks about successfully completing a half-marathon fundraiser in Scotland.
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Centre as catalyst
A civic affairs blogger from London, Ontario, says Moncton pay heed to that city's experience building a downtown sports/entertainment centre.
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Tips on tipping
Moncton's Coupon Lady weighs in on gratuities.
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Lucien and Jimmy
The mill worker and the janitor talk jobs.
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In the wake
Former NB cabinet minister Michael Murphy describes what he witnessed in Boston; communications consultant Brian Cormier analyses how social media helped people process the tragedy.
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Downsized, but not down
Two New Brunswickers talk about creating their own luck after losing their jobs - without leaving the Maritimes.
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Marathon nightmare
A woman from Petit Rocher talks about crossing the finishing line just before the bombing in Boston.
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Lecture series comes to Moncton
Gino Paesani talks about the TEDx event he's organizing for this summer.
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Gallant wins seat
Liberal party leader Brian Gallant talks what happens now after winning Monday's Kent byelection.
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Sussex family grieves
Brother says system failed nephew accused of killing his father.
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Contrition or contrivance?
Workplace issues specialist Pierre Battah talks about when the boss says "Sorry."
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Attack aftermath
Witnesses to the attack on a Maritime Bus driver and a heroic first responder share their stories.
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Three-mendous things
This week's Marshall Arts Report has the Capitol Theatre's artist-in-residence pondering the artistic importance of the number "3"
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Car sharing
Michel Desjardins talks about why he wants to introduce the car-sharing concept to Moncton.
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Bus driver attacked
Maritime Bus company owner Mike Cassidy talks about an incident in Perth-Andover that seriously injured one of his drivers.
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Northern soundscape
Patrick Bolduc and Christie Goodwin of Ventus Machina talk about how the Dieppe-based woodwind quintet came about and how it's planning a trip to north eastern New Brunswick to play in front of students, seniors and the general public.
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Birth Control Pill Mistake
The head of the NB Pharmaceutical Society talks about this week's birth control pill snafu.
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Looking for learners
Deanna Allen talks about Laubach Literacy's recruiting campaign.
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Taekwondo instructor martials own cancer battle
Shelley Steeves has the story of Master Sam Johnston, who fought the biggest battle of his life with leukemia.
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Managing sick leave
Workplace issues specialist Pierre Battah tackles the current crackdown on absenteeism.
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Grease still the word
Breagh Wadden and Alex Thibodeau flank drama teacher Jeff Lloyd. They talked about the Bernice MacNaughton High School production of Grease which gets under on Wednesday
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Spectres of Shortwave.
Amanda Dawn Christie talks about the documentary she's filming about the RCI towers in Sackville.
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Tough times
The mayor of Campbellton talks about the challenges of high unemployment and a dwindling population.
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Home for teen moms
The YWCA in Moncton plans a transitional home for pregnant teens.
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Responder fills void
A Neguac man organizes a stripped-down ambulance service for the rural northeast.
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Murderous memories
Author Debra Komar on the Shediac murder case that still fascinates us more than two centuries later.
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Havin' a ball
Dr. Janice Cormier chats with Jonna about the Daffodil Ball, which is the Canadian Cancer Society's big fundraiser happening this weekend in Moncton.
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To the "extreme"
Moncton's Coupon Lady looks at a trend that explores the boundaries of couponing.
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Centre of attention
The proposed downtown sports and entertainment centre for Moncton had city councillors fired up at last night's meeting.
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Guys & Dolls staged at H.T.H.S.
Student cast members Sabrina Stace and Michael Elliott, along with music director Lindsay Dominie, talked about the lead-up to tonight's debut of Guys and Dolls. The Broadway musical runs until Sunday at Harrison Trimble High School in Moncton.
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Morrissey's "Deception"
Donna Morrissey talks to Jonna about her latest book, 'The Deception of Livvy Higgs.' Morrissey will be appearing at an event at Greenwood Lodge in Fords Mills this Saturday.
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Holy Land highlights
United Church minister Steve Berube talks about spending Easter in the Palestinian Territories as a human rights observer.
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Unaffordable insurance?
The province's Consumer Advocate is warning home insurance is getting out of reach for more New Brunswickers.
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Spring Waters
In another excerpt from his book of essays about life along the Miramichi, author Wayne Curtis talks about how spring waters run deep in his memory.
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Hack attacks
Jesse Hirsh talks about why hackers are going after Xboxes and targeting other gaming consoles.
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Donna Morrissey's new novel
Donna Morrissey talks about her latest novel, The Deception of Livvy Higgs.
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Hack attacks
Jesse Hirsh talks about why hackers are going after Xboxes and targeting other gaming consoles.
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A roundabout way
The city's traffic co-ordinator talks about how the proposed new roundabout in Moncton will work.
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Budget briefing
Personal finance watcher Dan Noel has advice for how people should deal with a drop in disposable income.
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Healthy choices
Columnist Jeffrey Simpson's new book tackles the costs of health care. He shares his insights in Moncton today.
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Cohon zones in
CFL commissioner Mark Cohon talks about the "turnaround league" and the innovation lessons it's learned.
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"Sunny" skies
Shelley Steeves heads to cole Le Mascaret for a lesson in kindness.
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One budget, two reviews 1
Most New Brunswickers will be paying more to the provincial government starting this summer. Finance minister Blaine Higgs has announced a new budget with higher corporate taxes and personal income taxes. Thumbs up: Susan Holt is president and CEO of
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One budget, two reviews 2
The budget also includes a cap on fee for service doctors. Thumbs down: Anthony Knight is CEO of the New Brunswick Medical Society.
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Doctors angry over budget cuts
Anthony Knight is CEO of the New Brunswick Medical Society.
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Home of their own
A Greater Moncton Committee dealing with homelessness releases its annual report card.
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Dealing with delegating
Workplace issues specialist Pierre Battah talks about when bosses need to let go.
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Oars d'oeuvres
Carole Murphy and Norval McConnell, two organizers of the dragon boat races in Moncton, are on the lookout for teams.
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Music for sharing
Ken MacLeod and Erik Gingles talk about how an i-phone app is turning this weekend's NBYO concert into a global event.
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Budget briefing
The Atlantic Director of the Canadian Taxpayers Federation weighs in on Thursday's federal budget.
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Les Marshall arts
The Capitol Theatre's artist-in-residence spotlights some highly anticipated francophone artists coming to Moncton.
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Soles for souls
Organizer George Tibbo and student Kathleen Fox talk about the sneaker drive in aid of needy children in the Dominican Republic.
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Charitable changes
Personal finance watcher, Dan Noel, talks about how our habits are changing when it comes to donations.
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Matt's music
Our music reviewer Matt Tunnacliffe stops by with a look at what's new on (virtual) record store shelves these days.
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Shuns sin bin
After three years of Q-League play, Bathurst's Zach O'Brien has only two penalty minutes.
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Political football
Various opinions on the costs and merits of Moncton hosting another CFL regular season game.
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Rockabilly zombies!
A conversation with the playwright and lead actor of a musical comedy incorporating the undead, rockabilly music and slavish devotion to smartphones.
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First Nations funding fight
An Esgenopetitj band councillor says amendments to this year's funding agreement threaten to reduce social programs on the reserve.
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Touchdown for taxpayers?
Marc Genuist reports on a city council discussion about the real cost to taxpayers of bringing the CFL to Moncton.
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Secrecy unnecessary
A public health professor says NB hospitals should share as much information as possible.
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A doggy difference
Shelley Steeves has the story of a man and his therapy dog.
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A matter of trust
Workplace issues specialist Pierre Battah talks about trust being a two-way street.
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Play-off bound
Moncton Miracles players Devon Sweetney and Isaac Butts join Jonna in studio as the team heads towards the franchise's first-ever play-off series.
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Tutor program teetering
Zane Korytko talks about the YMCA's student mentoring program which is in danger of being cut.
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Goldman questions secrecy
"White Coat, Black Art" host Dr. Brian Goldman questions why NB hospitals are keeping C. Difficile statistics from the public.
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Improve your commute
Moncton's transportation co-ordinator, Stephane Thibodeau, is asking for ideas from the public about getting around town in the future.
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Circus city
Marshall Button previews the upcoming performance of the New Shanghai Circus at the Capitol Theatre.
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RCMP restructuring.
The Commanding Officer for New Brunswick says the force plans to reduce the number of districts in the province from eleven to three.
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EUB releases details
Bob Jones talks about the deal Irving Oil and the public intervenor didn't want you to see.
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Common couponing mistakes
The Moncton Coupon Lady talks about common mistakes couponers often make when they're starting out.
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If it ain't baroque....
The head of the Lameque International Baroque Music Festival says the nearly-cancelled event has been brought back from the brink.
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Yeahs and neighs
Horse meat, anyone? Opinion is divided in Moncton.
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Dealing with dementia
Marilyne Laperriere and Penny Meahan of the Alzheimer's Society are encouraging more families dealing with dementia to come forward to remove the stigma and "Walk with a Purpose."
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Behaviour modification
The head of Hockey NB explains why a respect course will soon be mandatory for parents.
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Battling big boxes
Downtown Moncton merchants Steve Clerke and Greg Turner on surviving when you're surrounded by big box stores.
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Home work
Workplace specialist Pierre Battah tackles the thorny issue of working from home.
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Dyke disaster looming?
A geography professor warns the Tantramar dykes may not hold up against the onslaught of climate change.
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Byte-sized art
A computer science professor's exhibit at Mt. A is a new interactive way of discovering art.
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Pilot project
Victoria Ritchie (left) and Laurie Maher-Pich talk about an event designed to encourage women aviators.
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Bistro bursts onto scene
Jonna begins her series on the restaurant scene in Greater Moncton by interviewing Marc Surette and Isabelle Cormier of Bistro 33.
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Mortgage wars
Finance watcher Dan Noel looks at what competition will mean for home-owners and buyers.
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Taking stock at ECMAs
Music NB's Jean Surette is at the annual gathering being held this year in Halifax.
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Sobering sabbatical
Steve Berube is taking some time off from his ministry in Riverview to observe the tension-filled times in the Middle East.
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Papal projections
Two Catholics from Southeastern NB, one hoping for liberal change and the other a conservative (Sean Tobin), weigh in on their papal hopes as cardinals gather in Rome to choose a new pontiff.
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The Full Monty
Tom Hearn and Cat McCluskey, actors with Black Tie production of "The Full Monty" in Sackville, talk about staging the musical about a bunch of laid-off mill-workers who decide to make money by stripping.
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Miraculous record-setter
Moncton Miracles point guard Devin Sweetney talks about the four league records he broke this past weekend.
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Far Out movies
Hugh Murphy says there's a musical thread to his March lineup of movies at Far Out East Cinema. (Michael R. photo)
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Mindful concerns, Part 5
Vanessa Blanch wraps up her series on mental health services in New Brunswick with a look at how and when the province plans to revamp the system.
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Weighty issue
Betty Bevans of Riverview talks about her 300-pound weight loss and her struggle with obesity.
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EI ... P.I.?
There may be ANOTHER WAY for the Harper Government to investigate possible Employment Insurance fraud - call in a private investigator.
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Matters of the mind
Psychologists Terez Retfalvi (left) Albert Cyr and Sharon Dea talk about the challenges they face while trying to meet the mental health needs of New Brunswickers.
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Coupon Lady returns
Ruth Ann Swansburg comes back from a maternity break to talk about, surprise, how to stay on budget when a new baby arrives.
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Violence prevention
Two Moncton women are heading to New York today to talk about violence against women. They're both with the YWCA and they'll be centre stage at a conference at the U.N.
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Mindful concerns, Part 3
More on Vickie's story about her struggle to get the therapy her son Andrew needs.
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MP defends EI moves
Moncton area MP Robert Goguen says if seasonal workers are playing by the rules, they have nothing to fear.
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Getting their pink on
School principals Donna Godfrey (left) and Heather White-Gerhardt, talk about some of the ways schools are marking anti-bullying day and what else they're doing to help schools stay safe. (Michael R. Photo)
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Mindful concerns, part 2
Vanessa Blanch's series on young people with mental illness focuses on a struggling family.
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Flu update
The province's Deputy Chief Medical Officer of Health talks about the flu season so far.
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Mindful concerns
Part 1 of Vanessa Blanch's series on young people with mental illness.
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CABIN FEVER
Workplace issues specialist, Pierre Battah, talks about beating the February blahs.
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SPRING FEVER
Garden guru Bob Osborne talks about the frenzied anticipation of the growing season.
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Bingo gone-o
Moncton Lions Club's Ron Paschal explains why the service club bingo is ending after 55 years.
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Service Canada calling!
You'll hear what MP Yvon Godin thinks of government house calls to meet EI recipients in person.
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Lucien weighs in
The blue-collar philosopher's take on Shawn Graham's fine for conflict of interest
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Marshalling forces
Marshall Button brings along guests Tim Borlase and Lynne Surette to talk about Saturday's event at Kouchigouguac National park where 125 actors, musicians and choristers will re-enact the recruitment of the Acadians during the War of 1812.
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Ashley Smith's mother testifies
CBC's Maureen Brosnahan talks about Coralee Smith's first day on the stand at the inquest into the death of her daughter.
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Divorce a taxing thing
Personal finance watcher Dan Noel looks at the tricky tax implications of divorce.
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Local food advocates organize food bank fund-raiser
A grocery store owner, a chef/instructor at NBCC's culinary school and a farmer tell Jonna about why they worked together to create a dinner-event tonight designed to showcase local food and raise funds for the West End Food Bank in Moncton.
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Desserud de-constructs ruling
Political scientist Don Desserud talks about the $3,500 fine imposed on former premier Shawn Graham.
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On the brink of their rink finale
It will be a bittersweet weekend for five members of the Mt. Allison Mounties women's hockey team. It will be their final games. Two of the players and the coach talk to Jonna about the A.U. S. finals being held in Sackville.
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City Council report
Management raises, Petitcodiac flooding and ducks....just some of the topics in Marc Genuist's city hall report.
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The dirty details
Robert Jones drills down on the unseemly side of NB politics unearthed by a report by NB's conflict of interest commissioner this week.
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Shale rules
The energy minister and an environmentalist weigh in on NB's new regulations for shale gas development.
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Mirror image
Workplace issues specialist Pierre Battah explains why hiring someone just like yourself is sometimes NOT the fairest way of all.
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Protecting Your Dog
A Riverview woman wants two dogs banned from the local dog park after they attacked her young lab and left her to pay a $200 bill from her veterinarian.
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Moncton's Economy Growing
The Conference Board of Canada says Moncton is leading the way in economic growth in Atlantic Canada.
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Marshall Arts Report
Artist-in-residence, Marshall Button, talks about discovering new music in New Brunswick.
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Remote Rescue
Moncton Deputy Fire Chief Don McCabe stops by the studio to tell us about a rescue of two people in a remote area 25 kilometres outside Moncton following a snowmobile accident.
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Saving Through the Generations
Our personal finance watcher Dan Noel looks at the saving and spending habits of 3 generations: Baby Boomers, Generation X and the Millenials.
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Lessons in Love
Mount Allison professor Robert Lapp reads a couple of old-school romantic poems for Valentine's Day, and tells the stories behind them.
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Rocking with Randy
Canadian music legend Randy Bachman is coming to Casino New Brunswick next month for an intimate show.. where he's play his hits and tell the stories behind the songs. He speaks with Jonna about the show and the inspiration behind it.
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The Sweetest Little Thing
It's the social event of the season in Sackville... The Sweetest Little Thing. Part art auction, part cake raffle, a chance to dress up, taste some sweet treats and support the Owens and Struts Gallery. Vanessa speaks with Sackville artists Amanda Fauteux and Jerry Ropson about the event.
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Avalanche Warning
Vanessa speaks with avalanche safety educator Keith Nicol after the Canadian Avalanche Centre issued a hazard alert for the Maritimes due to the weekend's heavy snow.
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A Bump on the Road to Varadero
Reporter Jessica Doria-Brown speaks with travellers from PEI stranded in Moncton airport this weekend thanks to the big winter storm. They even wrote a song about their experience!
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Mental Health in the Workplace
Health Canada says one in five Canadians will suffer some form of mental health trouble in their lifetimes. What happens when we bring it to the place of work? Pierre Battah, our workplace specialist explores the issue.
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Humans of Sackville
Ian Chew is second-year Mount Allison student from Malaysia. In September he began collecting stories and photos for a project called "Humans of Sackville". Now his project is attracting national attention. (Photo by Nick Sleptov)
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February
Our CBC Book Club discusses "February" by Lisa Moore.
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Another Way to Fight the Deficit
Susan Holt is president and CEO of the New Brunswick Business council. The council is asking the province to increase the HST and corporate income tax to help reduce the provincial deficit. She speaks with Jonna about why we need higher taxes to slay the deficit.
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Who's Watching the Bay?
Parks Canada confirms it has no plans to turn the Bay of Fundy into a National Marine Conservation Area. It's a decision that disappoints the New Brunswick chapter of the Canadian Parks and Wilderness Society. Jonna speaks with Roberta Clowater, the chapter's executive director.
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A Musical Valentine
Four members of the Gentlemen of Harmony Chorus are in studio. For over a decade they've been singing barbershop... and raising money for the Speech and Hearing Department at the Moncton Hospital. They serenade us with a couple of numbers.
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Comedy... and History
Marshall Button recaps the HubCap comedy festival and profiles a unique historical re-enactment coming up at Kouchibouguac National Park.
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A Pledge to End Patronage
New Brunswick NDP leader wants to end insider politics in the province. He's put forward two bills that he thinks might end the practice.. but needs the help of the government and opposition party in order to take things further.
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Retirement Advice
Dan Noel, our personal finance watcher, takes a listener question about what's really needed to enjoy a comfortable retirement.
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