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COMMUNITY4 weeks agoMiramichi Centennial Bridge Deck Project On Schedule For December Reopening
Centennial Bridge deck replacement work in Miramichi remains on schedule for a Dec. 1 reopening, according to Transportation Minister Chuck Chiasson.
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COMMUNITY4 weeks ago
What the Extended Gas Tax Pause Means for Canadian Drivers and Families
Ottawa tables legislation extending the federal gas tax pause to help Canadian families, farmers, and truckers as fuel costs remain elevated.
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COMMUNITY1 month agoMiramichi Residents Granted Extra Time to Review Proposed Housing Limits as Council Tables Vote
Miramichi city council postponed a key vote on rezoning for a proposed Douglastown housing complex to allow residents time to review development restrictions.
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COMMUNITY1 month agoExplore Miramichi’s History Through Three New Books From Local Columnist John Vickers
Local author John Vickers releases three new history books in 2026 detailing Miramichi settlers, weekly columns, and the legend of the Headless Nun.
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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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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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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.
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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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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.
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