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LOCAL1 month ago
Innovative Fredericton Food Rescue Facility Tackles Rising Waste and Hunger
Canada's first large-scale perishable food rescue centre opened in Fredericton, New Brunswick, to process surplus produce and fight rising food insecurity.
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COMMUNITY1 month ago
From Almost Homeless to National Shortlist: Wolastoqey Artist Marks ‘Full-Circle Moment’ in Ottawa
Neqotkuk artist Shane Perley-Dutcher exhibits at the National Gallery of Canada after being shortlisted for the 2026 Sobey Art Award.
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COMMUNITY1 month ago
Why Canadians and Americans Are Gathering at the Border to Remember 9/11 Together
Hundreds gathered at the B.C.-Washington Peace Arch monument for the 25th 9/11 anniversary to honour first responders and showcase cross-border unity.
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COMMUNITY1 month ago
Why St. Thomas University’s Wabanaki Centre Gathering Offers Students a Sense of Belonging
St. Thomas University's Wabanaki Centre welcomed students with its annual Mawiyamok gathering featuring Indigenous artists, drumming, and food in Fredericton.
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COMMUNITY1 month ago
A Caraquet teen’s 10-year musical journey takes her from free after-school lessons to a top London academy
Amy Robichaud, a 19-year-old trombonist from Caraquet, N.B., has been accepted to the Royal College of Music in London after starting with Sistema NB.
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COMMUNITY1 month ago
Discover the hidden natural beauty tucked away in New Brunswick’s landscape
CBC videographer Roger Cosman captures drone footage and visits New Brunswick's hidden waterfalls on a summer tour. Watch videos from sites across N.B.
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NB STORIES1 month ago
Why New Brunswick’s New Tantramar Power Plant Approval Is Raising Questions Over Carbon Offsets and Net-Zero Goals
Questions mount over New Brunswick's conditional approval of a Tantramar power plant as offset plans and provincial net-zero target contradictions face scrutiny.
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NB STORIES1 month ago
New Brunswick Trades Apprentices to Save Thousands as Provincial Government Drops Tuition Fees
New Brunswick eliminates tuition fees for apprenticeship technical training, saving trade workers an average of $2,720 while helping employers fill job gaps.
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LOCAL1 month ago
Law Society of New Brunswick Disbars Fredericton Lawyer Stephen Hill
Fredericton lawyer Stephen Hill has been disbarred and ordered to repay a record $1.47M following 29 misconduct charges by the N.B. Law Society.
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NB STORIES1 month agoWhat New Brunswick’s $30-Billion Investment Pitch in Toronto Means for Local Development
Premier Holt pitches $30B in New Brunswick development projects, including port expansions and energy development, at the Canada Investment Summit in Toronto.
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Dissident PC Member Prepares to Launch New Political Option in New Brunswick
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