Information Morning Saint John CBC

In an era of climate change, more frequent and more freakish storms often mean more flooding. Harry Forestell will tell us how we can assess a property's flood risk. 

The Norton Fire Department was celebrating a huge milestone this weekend. There was an open house on the weekend to mark the anniversary and CBC's Megan MacAlpine was there. Come along as past and present volunteers share their memories and receive service awards.

We meet two high school students looking for summer jobs. Sade London is in Grade 11 at Saint John High and is currently looking for a summer job. Brooke McManus-Snodgrass is also in Grade 11 at Saint John High, and she's working part time. They talk about the current struggles on the road to summer employment.

Darrell Richards died two years ago after being injured at the American Iron and Metal scrapyard in Saint John. A coroner's inquest into his death ended this week with four recommendations intended to prevent similar tragedies. However, Richard's daughter-in-law, Kelsey Bailey, says it doesn't go far enough.

Lisa Hrabluk speaks with us about the award-winning French-Canadian film Solo, about love and drama in the Montreal drag scene. 

Registered dietitian Maryam Naslafkih looks at how changing your diet can make a difference in the level of inflammation someone might experience.