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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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LOCAL1 month ago
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — September 22, 2026
Your Current 3 Day Environment Canada forecast for Miramichi, Rogersville, Doaktown.
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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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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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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 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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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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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.
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
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