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NB STORIES1 month agoCommunity Support Sought as Police Investigate Allegations Involving Former Summer Camp Cook
RCMP investigate alleged sexual assault at Camp Ta-Wa-Si in Johnston Point, NB. A 46-year-old former cook faces charges as authorities seek information.
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NB STORIES1 month agoWhy New Brunswick’s Lagging Student Scores Are Raising Alarm Across the Province
New Brunswick student scores in math, reading, and science fell 34 to 36 points below the Canadian average in 2025, sparking calls for systemic reform.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month agoWhat You Need to Know After a Network Issue Disrupted Canadian 911 Services
Canadian 911 emergency services are fully restored after a Bell network outage impacted multiple provinces including New Brunswick early Thursday morning.
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LOCAL1 month agoWhy Tap Water in New Brunswick’s Capital Is Now Ranked the Best in North America
Fredericton tap water was named the best in North America for taste, aroma, and consistency by the American Water Works Association after testing 32 entries.
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NB STORIES1 month ago
New Housing Starts Drop Across Canada as Conservatives Call for Tax Cuts and Permitting Changes
CMHC data shows Canada's housing starts fell nearly 4% in 2026. Conservatives push to remove GST on new homes up to $1.3M to boost construction.
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LOCAL1 month ago
Edmundston et tarifs américains : révision des approvisionnements pour l’achat local
Edmundston révise ses approvisionnements publics pour appuyer les entreprises locales face à l'escalade des tarifs douaniers imposés par les États-Unis.
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LOCAL1 month ago
What the $1.5-Billion Sisson Mine Proposal Means for Local Jobs and Environmental Safeguards
The proposed Sisson Mine near Fredericton faces a $1.5B cost estimate as developers work to meet 40 provincial environmental conditions by late 2027.
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NB STORIES1 month agoCUPE NB Contract Talks Stall After Province Offers One Per Cent Raise Over Five Years
CUPE Local 1251 criticizes a five-year, one per cent wage offer from New Brunswick negotiators as talks stall and an urgent union summit is called.
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NB STORIES1 month agoWhat New Brunswick’s August Real Estate Cool-Down Means for Buyers and Sellers
New Brunswick home sales dropped 8.5% in August, though average prices remained steady at $348,897 as available listings hit a five-year monthly high.
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COMMUNITY1 month ago
Un nouveau mandat pour la présidente de l’AFANB lors de l’assemblée tenue à Campbellton
Norma Dubé a été réélue pour un mandat de deux ans à la présidence de l’Association francophone des aînés et aînées du N.-B. lors de l'assemblée...
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