Information Morning Moncton from CBC Radio New Brunswick (Highlights)

Louis-Philippe Gauthier is the vice-president, Atlantic of the Canadian Federation of Independent Business. 

Ariane Savoie is the festival's executive director and is in studio this morning.

Courtney Burns is the President and CEO of the airport authority.

James Upham is Information Morning's Roadside History columnist.

Brandy Peters is the community development manager for Canadian Blood Services in Moncton and Eastern New Brunswick.

Guy Thériault is chief of the Bathurst Police Force.

Clinton Davis introduces us to new music from Hero B

Derek Nighbor is the president and CEO of the Forest Products Association of Canada.

Victoria Hutt is the mental health and farm safety coordinator with the Agricultural Alliance of New Brunswick.

Erin Steuter is a professor in sociology with a focus on critical media studies at Mount Allison University. 

Joline Cyr is the executive director of the non-profit organization in Greater Moncton.

Colleen Furlotte is the director of A Fervent Pull.

Jordan Holden is executive chef at Tony's Bistro in Moncton and Atelier Tony in Dieppe.Jillian Clark is pastry chef at Tony's Bistro.

CBC's Jean Laroche reports on the re-energized push to end interprovincial trade barriers. 

Holt says the province needs to do more to find new markets outside of the United States.

Roadside History columnist James Upham finds a piece of an early highway, unchanged since the 19th century.

Savannah Awde will bring us the story of a middle school student who spent most of his day isolated as educators struggled with his violent behaviour.

Paula Doucet is the president of the New Brunswick Nurses Union.

Dominic LeBlanc is the federal minister of finance and intergovernmental affairs and the MP for Beauséjour.

CBC New Brunswick's Silas Brown.  

Ashly Barron is the Communications Manager for the Town of Riverview.

Susan Holt delivered her first State of the Province speech on January 30th.  

Drama students at Bernice McNaughton High School are performing Rodger and Hammerstein's Cinderella next month.

Premier Susan Holt says the tariffs could mean the loss of between four and six thousand jobs in this province.  Ron Marcolin is with Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters.

Biology professor Vett Lloyd is working with her students on a study about how to manage tick bites and Lyme disease.

Dr. Raj Bhardwaj says online medical advice can be handy, but also dangerous.

Clinton Davis, Melanie Colquhoun, Weh-Ming Cho are members of Information Morning's Parents Panel.

Doug Bowman is an independent energy industry consultant, based in Virginia. 

The CBC's Katelin Belliveau took a tour of the new training wing at the hospital.

Josh Davies is the city's manager of long-range policy planning.

Shelley Steeves recently popped into La Closet to meet the people behind the mission and see how this small-town shop is making a big difference.

David Hickey is New Brunswick's minister of housing.

Nicki Lyons-MacFarlane is the chair of the Imprint Youth Association of Fredericton.

Emilie McBride is trying to erect a prefabricated home in Sackville.

Dr. Brownwyn Mulherin is an optometrist in Fredericton. 

Tom Bateman is a political science professor at St. Thomas University.

Paul Lang is the CEO of the Kent Regional Service Commission.

CBC provincial affairs reporter, Jacques Poitras, explains why the idea of Energy East won't likely be revived.

Spencer Lucas is one of the creators of the local food-review blog 'The Hungry Monc'.

Kristal LeBlanc is executive director of the Beausejour Family Crisis Resource Centre. She and Winston joined Jonna Brewer in studio.  

Kate Doyle and Kristin Kavoukian are members of the Information Morning City Views panel.

Tristan Grant aka Wolf Castle is taking part in the inaugural East Coast Music Hour Song Camp in Fredericton.