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COMMUNITY1 month agoMiramichi Twins Win Atlantic 15U AAA Baseball Championships at Memorial Field
The host Miramichi Deals 4 U Twins earned gold at the Atlantic 15-and-Under AAA Baseball Championship with a 7-2 victory over the Capital District Islanders.
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POLITICS1 month ago
Trump Eyes Belarus Potash Deal to Cut Fertilizer Costs for U.S. Farmers
Trump announced the U.S. is working on a potash deal with Belarus to lower fertilizer costs for farmers and reduce reliance on Canadian exports.
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LOCAL1 month agoIrving Oil Appoints Alfred Stern President and CEO Following Global Search
Irving Oil names former OMV chief Alfred Stern as new president and CEO following a global search, succeeding retiring executive Jeff Matthews on Nov. 1.
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LOCAL1 month ago
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — September 21, 2026
Your Current 3 Day Environment Canada forecast for Miramichi, Rogersville, Doaktown.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month ago
Why Parliament is Re-examining Canada’s Capacity for Overseas Intelligence Gathering
Canadian parliamentarians are reviewing foreign intelligence capabilities as Ottawa prepares its first national security strategy in more than twenty years.
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NB STORIES1 month agoInternal Disputes Lead B.C. Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay to Resign Ahead of By-Election
Kerry-Lynne Findlay has resigned as B.C. Conservative leader following internal party conflict and caucus defections ahead of the Abbotsford-Mission by-election.
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NB STORIES1 month ago
What New Brunswick’s New K-12 AI Curriculum Means for Classroom Learning
New Brunswick introduces structured AI learning in anglophone K-12 schools, balancing digital tools with pushback from teachers and parent advocates.
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LOCAL1 month agoA focus on educational basics: New francophone literacy curriculum arrives in Neguac
A new francophone literacy curriculum focusing on reading and foundational skills is rolling out to select New Brunswick schools, including Neguac.
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COMMUNITY1 month agoHow a Scotsman Arrived in the 1830s to Teach Chatham’s Youth for Decades
In the early 1830s, Scottish teacher James Millar was hired to lead Chatham's Presbyterian schoolhouse, shaping local education for nearly 30 years.
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COMMUNITY1 month ago
Atholville Pulp Mill AV Group Challenges Nackawic Closure Threat
AV Group warns the Atholville pulp mill faces market pressures similar to its Nackawic facility, raising local economic concerns in Campbellton.
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — October 23, 2026
Dissident PC Member Prepares to Launch New Political Option in New Brunswick
A Conservative Organizer Aims to Launch a New Centre-Right Movement in New Brunswick
Why B.C. Lions Starters Are Resting as the Regular Season Concludes Against Winnipeg
What the Latest Strike Delay Means for the Arbec Wellness Centre Opening
Why Alberta’s Government Is Ruling Out Future Separation Votes
B.C. Supreme Court Grants Cowichan Tribes Title to Historic Richmond Lands and Fishing Rights
Vancouver Canucks Gear Up for a Make-or-Break 2025–26 Season
Land Title and Reconciliation: Canada Can’t Afford to Let Uncertainty Fester
Team B.C. Secures Margaret Todd Trophy at National Women’s Mid-Amateur Golf
Ottawa Unveils Build Canada Homes with $13B to Tackle Housing Crisis
