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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…...
Running for Green leadership, Mitton promises Holt a climate fight
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (841+ words) Outspoken opposition MLA says the Liberals are failing on health care, environmental issues Only hours before European scientists said August was tied for the world’s hottest month on record, Megan Mitton was positioning herself as the only real alternative to…...
Bathurst paving way for more affordable housing
3+ day, 18+ hour ago (285+ words) Mayor want non-profits to build units Developers in the Chaleur area may soon be able to take advantage of additional incentives to build more affordable housing units. Marc-André Laplante of the planning department told council recently that changing the wording…...
Passenger grounded on 9/11 recalls kindness of Monctonians
3+ day, 22+ hour ago (534+ words) Christne and Rick Hammer were among stranded passengers who found comfort in Moncton after flights were grounded Editor’s note: The following essay is a first-person account written by Christine Hammer of Essex Junction, Vermont. She and her husband were among…...
CEO of Extra-Mural/Ambulance New Brunswick leaving role
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (190+ words) Craig Dalton has also served as COO of Medavie Health Services NB Craig Dalton is stepping down from overseeing the management and operation of New Brunswick’s ambulance and public home health-care services. Dalton, who is the CEO of Extra-Mural/Ambulance…...
Miramichi councillors move to limit size of controversial development
4+ day, 15+ hour ago (568+ words) Miramichi city council is reconsidering its approach to a controversial land development that resulted in a four-hour public meeting last month. The proposal involves a four-acre parcel of land near the city’s new Arbec Wellness Centre in Douglastown. A developer…...
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…...
'Whoa, whoa': Why counter-tariffs on U.S. seafood were scuttled
4+ day, 23+ hour ago (897+ words) MP and secretary of state Wayne Long explains why seafood was on the list and then abruptly wasn’t Slapping tariffs on American lobster and seafood was actively being discussed in high-level talks as the federal government contemplated how to retaliate…...
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…...