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Information Morning Saint John

Information Morning Saint John with host Emily Brass brings you all the news and information you need to start your day. We"ll get you connected to your community, your country and the world. Without us, you won"t know what"s going on.

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00:11:10

Micro-credentialing could help affordable housing issue

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/12/04

The Saint John Tool Library is working on a bit-sized training program that could make a big difference in the construction of affordable housing. Executive director Brent Harris speaks with host Rachel Cave about micro-credentialing and what it could mean for Saint John.

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00:08:29

Dr. Mike Simon: prostate cancer screening

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/12/04

Guidelines for breast cancer screening have been gradually shifting, and urologists say prostate cancer screening guidelines also need to be updated. Our house doctor, Mike Simon speaks with host Steven Webb about the importance of early screening for prostate cancer.

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00:08:09

Health of Ritchie Lake

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/12/04

Results of a study of the health of Ritchie Lake were shared with Quispamsis council last night. Gary Losier is the Director of Engineering and Works for the Town of Quispamsis he speaks with host Rachel Cave about the results and what they mean for the sustainability of the lake.

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00:06:20

Nurses bonuses to go out this month

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/12/04

Ten thousand dollar bonus checks will start hitting bank accounts of some nurses across the province. Its part of the provincial government's nurse retention plan. Host Rachel Cave speaks with Paula Doucet, president of the New Brunswick Nurses Union, about what this might do for nurse retention in the province.

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00:12:53

Outcry over Heather Way reduction

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/12/03

A lane reduction on Heather Way in East Saint John has drawn the ire of residents, and last night, council voted to remove barricades and return the road to its former state. We hear from an area resident and then host Steven Webb speaks with Councillor Paula Radwan.

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00:11:30

Canadian AIDS Memorial Quilt in Saint John

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/12/03

The Canadian AIDS Memorial Quilt is an icon of AIDS activism and an important symbol to memorialize those who died of the disease. One of its panel will be on display in Saint John for the first time this month. James Edwards of AIDS New Brunswick speaks with host Steven Webb about the significance of this quilt.

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00:13:21

No Child Left Behind

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/12/03

New Brunswick's child and youth advocate is raising the alarm to tackle youth mental health in Indigenous communities. Of the 20 recommendations made in a report three years ago, only eight have been implemented. Roxanne Sappier, the chair of the First Nations Advisory Council, speaks with host Steven Webb.

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00:09:25

Food bank visits on the rise

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/12/02

John Buchanan is executive director of the Saint John Community Food Basket.

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00:06:54

The Harbour Bridge is back to four lanes

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/12/02

Transportation and Infrastructure Minister Chuck Chiasson discusses the state of the Harbour Bridge project, reducing headaches for commuters and the skyrocketing price tag.

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00:17:27

Harbour Lights official kick off

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/12/02

Lori Griffin and her partner Paul Kuster run Mercury Ice Cream on Deer Island, Glen McLean owns Java Moose Coffee and Gillian Palmer is a Harbour Lights board member and the brand specialist with Port Saint John.

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00:07:37

Movies: Gladiator II

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/11/29

Many are calling it an unforgettable cinematic experience that successfully captures the essence of the original, while carving its own majestic path. Our film reviewer Lisa Hrabluk gives us her take on Galdiator II.

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00:09:20

Uptown construction taken its toll on local business

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/11/29

Uptown businesses are asking for extra help from the city to lessen the impact of all the construction. Nancy Tissington of Uptown Saint Johnspeaks with host Rachel Cave about the impacts and what businesses want to see to help them out.

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00:07:03

Two more huge cranes making their way into Saint John...

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/11/29

Two more larger cranes will be added to the container terminal on the west side today. Doug Smith is the CEO of DP World Canada he speaks with host Rachel Cave about their arrival, and how they'll change business at the port.

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00:08:11

Maces Bay woman sets record

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/11/29

A Maces Bay woman took down a colossal moose And she did it with a compound bow. The CBC's Mia Urquhart paid her a visit.

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00:08:46

Tackling snowy city streets and icy sidewalks

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/11/28

Tim O'Reilly is Saint John's director of public works, he shares improvements and challenges for the city's winter management plan because the snowy, icy weather is just around the corner, and there are ways the public can help things flow more smoothly.

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00:11:27

Calls for dedicated human trafficking unit in New...

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/11/28

Discussion at a conference in Fredericton this week was dedicated to finding collaborative ways to combat human trafficking in the province. The CBC's Allyson McCormackAlyson speaks with two people calling for change.

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00:10:21

Christmas bird count

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/11/28

Every year, New Brunswickers take part in the Christmas bird count. Don MacPhail has organized the data from 70 years of counting in the Saint John region. He speaks with host Rachel Cave about the data, some of the trends, and an upcoming workshop he's hosting this weekend.

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00:15:47

Out of the cold shelter challenges

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/11/28

This winter, people who've beenliving rough will be seeking shelter out of the cold. And chances are, some may try to hold out for as long as they can because shelter life can be very difficult, too. Ben Appleby is Outflow's Director of Shelter and Housing they ran last year's operation in the north endfaced some real challenges.

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00:08:35

Women's shelter filling the gap in rural N.B.

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/11/27

A new housing project in Sussex will soon begin accepting women fleeing domestic violence and abuse.Host Rachel Cave speaks with Julie Matthews of the Sussex Vale Transition House about the Doorways to Hope project.

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00:12:20

Homeless couple shares their experience

Information Morning Saint John ·

2024/11/27

A Saint John couple has found themselves without a home in their 50s. This has meant a harrowing year trying to survive on the streets. And for the coldest months in a shelter. Rachel Cave sits with them in their camper trailer to hear their first-hand account of what it has been like.

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