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'Marketing material' on Sisson mine needs to be scrutinized: critic
18+ hour, 19+ min ago (978+ words) Opponents are skeptical of claims the project will create hundreds of jobs and be safe for the environment Groups opposed to a big new mine in central New Brunswick are demanding that the provincial government scrutinize the project’s latest plans,…...
Opinion: What would New Brunswick look like without its universities?
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (531+ words) Young adults educated in N.B. are far more likely to stay or return during their professional careers than those educated elsewhere As we move past the Labour Day weekend, schools across the province, from kindergarten to university, are starting to come…...
Don't 'point the finger' at us for falling assessment scores: teachers
3+ day, 15+ hour ago (1043+ words) Holt says Liberals have only had 'one fiscal year' to turn system around The recently released data from the province shows that reading scores in grades four and six both dropped, while there was some minor progress in Grade 9. Grades…...
Premier promises she has anxious mill town's back: minister
4+ day, 10+ hour ago (974+ words) John Herron and other senior politicians meet with Nackawic's elected local leaders to talk about the fear in town about their mill closing Premier Susan Holt and three of her senior cabinet ministers met on Tuesday with the elected representatives…...
Committee to consider renaming Mountain Road
4+ day, 15+ hour ago (241+ words) Campbellton’s toponymy committee will be reviewing a resident’s request to rename Mountain Road. Earlier this summer, council was sent a request from a resident in the eastern section of the city wanting to name the street either Veterans’ Road or…...
Forget 'elbows up': N.B. brewery plans to relocate to Maine for survival
4+ day, 22+ hour ago (772+ words) Campobello brewery faces storm of uncertainty as U.S-Canada trade war escalates Amid Canada’s national rallying call of “elbows up,” Zoltan and Laura Fox say they’ve decided to lean on their American neighbour for the survival of their business. The New…...
Opinion: Policy 311 aims to solve the wrong problem
5+ day, 12+ hour ago (201+ words) Youth do not stop using technology when the bell rings at 3 p.m.; they simply use it elsewhere. In some ways, this policy reflects the same logic that once shaped abstinence approaches to sex education: restricting access to solve the problem. Experience…...
Letter: Phone ban diminishes students to 'robots"
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (392+ words) Letter: Phone ban diminishes students to 'robots' Telegraph-Journal Phone ban diminishes students to ‘robots’ I am a high school student in Fredericton. I am writing this letter to express my strong opposition to the province’s new ban on cellphones in…...
Addiction treatment facility needed now, not later: critic
5+ day, 21+ hour ago (703+ words) Fifty-bed facility expected to open late next month on Kingston Peninsula Rick Williams knows addiction, but he also knows what it means to be clean and the long road that it takes to get there. For more than four decades…...
Will Bill C-9 aid in Moncton's fight against hate?
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (496+ words) When Francis Weis first became president of Moncton’s synagogue, its doors were left wide open. Everything changed after Oct. 7, 2023, when Hamas led co-ordinated attacks against Israel leading to a massive Israeli response. Weis said the synagogue has since increased its…...