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Brad Perry
Boil water advisory likely in Saint Andrews next week
Many Saint Andrews residents and businesses may need to boil their water for several days. The town's water treatment plant will be taken offline for planned refurbishment next week. Work is expected ...
Brad Perry
Dec 03, 2024
Saint John's Heather Way going back to 4 lanes
Saint John council has backtracked on a decision to narrow a busy street on the city's east side. During a special meeting on Monday night, council voted to return Heather Way to four lanes. The rever...
Brad Perry
Dec 03, 2024
Saint John aims to improve winter storm response
Public works staff in Saint John are looking at a number of service improvements ahead of this year's winter season. Operations Manager John Mascarenhas said the city will continue to use predictive f...
Brad Perry
Dec 03, 2024
'Significant failures' in addressing Indigenous youth mental health: advocate
New Brunswick needs to take immediate action to address the youth mental health crisis in First Nations communities, according to the province's child and youth advocate. Kelly Lamrock released a new ...
Brad Perry
Dec 02, 2024
$38M for fisheries, aquaculture sectors in N.B.
New Brunswick's fisheries and aquaculture sectors are getting a boost in government funding. More than $38 million in provincial and federal funding has been announced through the Atlantic Fisheries F...
Brad Perry
Dec 02, 2024
N.B. Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2025
Six new inductees to the New Brunswick Sports Hall of Fame have been announced. The Class of 2025 includes a tireless sport educator and builder, national champion athletes and teams, an Olympic medal...
Brad Perry
Dec 02, 2024
18th annual Ritchie's Food Drive for Romero House
This week is your chance to support an uptown Saint John soup kitchen for another year. The 18th annual Ritchie's Food Drive for Romero House runs from Monday through Saturday. "We're just at the very...
Brad Perry
Dec 02, 2024
3.5-magnitude earthquake in northern N.B.
Some New Brunswickers felt the ground move beneath them while getting ready for bed Sunday night. A 3.5-magnitude earthquake was recorded around 9:36 p.m., according to Earthquakes Canada and the U.S....
Brad Perry
Dec 01, 2024
Saint John welcomes 2 more container cranes
Port Saint John is about to get a whole lot busier over the coming weeks and months. Two more container cranes arrived at the port Friday night, bringing the total to six. Crews will spend the next se...
Brad Perry
Dec 01, 2024
Power crews getting lights back on after heavy snow
Thousands are getting the lights back on after an early winter storm brought heavy wet snow to much of New Brunswick. About 1,000 homes and businesses were still without electricity as of Saturday nig...
Brad Perry
Nov 29, 2024
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