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COMMUNITY1 month ago
Miramichi Council Responds to Massive Resident Opposition Over Douglastown Housing Rezoning
Miramichi city council voted 6-3 to refer changes to a Douglastown rezoning proposal after receiving petitions and letters opposing high-density housing.
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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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NATIONAL STORIES1 month ago
Federal Amateur Sport Funding Plan Includes New Private Partnership and National Summit
Ottawa has begun rolling out supplemental sport funding with $2.77M for Alpine Canada, while announcing a corporate partner and a national fall summit.
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month ago
Why Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre Is Taking Canada’s Case Directly to American Viewers
Pierre Poilievre told CNBC in New York that Canadians feel wounded by U.S. tariffs, while refusing to criticize Prime Minister Mark Carney on foreign soil.
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LOCAL1 month agoThe New Brunswick PCs’ real opponent isn’t Susan Holt
The New Brunswick PCs' real opponent isn't Susan Holt
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NATIONAL STORIES1 month ago
Asper Foundation Faces Scrutiny After Pausing Museum Funds While Donating Millions to Sanctioned Charities
The Asper Foundation gave $4.8M+ to charities later sanctioned by the CRA for funding the Israeli military and settlements while pausing museum donations.
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NB STORIES1 month ago
Why Experience Matters in the Race for the Green Party Leadership
Tantramar MLA Megan Mitton announces her bid for the New Brunswick Green Party leadership, bringing legislative experience to the race ahead of Dec. 5.
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COMMUNITY1 month ago
CIBC Salisbury bank closure forces local business owners and seniors to adapt
CIBC will close its Salisbury, N.B., branch on April 15, forcing local businesses and seniors to travel to Riverview or switch banks.
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NB STORIES1 month ago
Megan Mitton Launches Bid to Lead New Brunswick Green Party Into 2028
Green MLA Megan Mitton announces her bid for the New Brunswick Green Party leadership, seeking to succeed David Coon ahead of the party's Dec. 5 convention.
Your Current 3 Day Forecast — October 23, 2026
Dissident PC Member Prepares to Launch New Political Option in New Brunswick
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