Author Archives: Tim Herd

The leader of the New Brunswick Liberal Party has released a detailed document with suggestions the province can use to address the overwhelmed health care system. Susan Holt said during a news confer...

Saint John will soon see another Cannabis NB location open on Sept. 30. The new store will be on the city's west side, off of Fairville Boulevard, and be located at 20 Plaza Avenue, Unit 10. Vice Pres...

A non-residential centre providing continuing care for women in recovery has opened in Rothesay. It is the third location for the Sophia Recovery Centre, which first opened in uptown Saint John in 200...

The investigation continues in Saint John after human remains were recovered from Long Wharf. On Tuesday, at approximately 2:03 p.m. emergency crews responded to a report of human remains in the water...

An Omicron-specific bivalent COVID-19 vaccine is now available in New Brunswick. Until now, only monovalent vaccines that protect against just one strain of the virus have been available in the provin...

A new unit within the Saint John police is allowing officers to focus on higher-priority calls. The Alternative Response Unit (ARU) is part of the force's new strategic plan released earlier this year...

Public schools and government offices across New Brunswick will be closed on Monday, Sept. 19, as part of the National Day of Mourning for the passing of the Queen. It is a one-time provincial and nat...

An acre of land has been purchased and will be used for the Air Force Memorial Park in Charlotte County. It will be located at the former Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) station in Pennfield Ridge, wh...

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and the federal Liberal caucus are in New Brunswick this week. The National Caucus Retreat is being held at The Algonquin in Saint Andrews. During remarks on Monday, Trud...

The pledge from the Higgs government regarding the province's School Food Program has not been fulfilled yet. However, New Brunswickers may soon hear more information about the program as conversation...