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LOCAL1 month agoTimberwolves de Miramichi : Mickaël Chapdelaine victime d’une fracture du fémur
Le défenseur Mickaël Chapdelaine des Timberwolves de Miramichi s'est fracturé le fémur droit lors d'un match disputé ce dimanche à Bathurst.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month ago
Why Ottawa’s Proposed Economic Legislation Could Change the Rules for Strike Actions
The Liberal government is introducing the Building Canada Strong Act to modify the Canada Labour Code and streamline rules for national project reviews.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month agoTrump Pursues Belarus Potash Deal to Lower Prices for American Farmers
U.S. President Donald Trump says the U.S. is negotiating a deal to buy potash from Belarus to lower fertilizer costs and reduce reliance on Canadian supply.
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LOCAL1 month agoCJHL Teams to Watch: Truro, Valley and Chaleur Featured in MHL Update
Three MHL clubs—Truro, Valley, and Chaleur—are featured on the CJHL Teams to Watch list ahead of the national top 20 rankings release on Sept. 28.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month ago
Major NHL Roster Moves and Coaching Returns Reshape the League Ahead of New Season
NHL off-season features Mike Babcock joining Edmonton, Sergei Bobrovsky signing with Toronto, Brady Tkachuk moving to Florida, and major contract extensions.
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COMMUNITY1 month agoWhy Proposed Restrictions on U.S. Anglers and Hunters Threaten New Brunswick’s Rural Economy
New Brunswick outfitters and American anglers warn that proposed provincial restrictions on U.S. hunting and fishing licences could devastate rural economy.
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HEALTH1 month ago
Nova Scotia Tick Surveillance: Acadia University Leads Lyme Disease Research
Nova Scotia researchers collected 4,000 ticks in a new five-year surveillance program testing for Lyme disease and other pathogens across the Maritimes.
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COMMUNITY1 month agoCelebrating Canadian-Armenian Culture and Resilience on Independence Day
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre marks Armenian Independence Day, honoring over 65,000 Armenian-Canadians and their vibrant culture.
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HEALTH1 month ago
Ottawa Faces Calls to Reconsider Temporary Resident Limits as Demonstrations Surge
Migrants and advocates rallied across Canada to protest federal plans limiting temporary resident numbers as Parliament prepares to resume.
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COMMUNITY1 month agoWhy the Bold Gamble on New Brunswick Wine Is Seeing Gradual Growth
New Brunswick's local wine industry experiences slow market share growth in a bold venture detailed in a report published by Acadie Nouvelle.
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — October 23, 2026
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