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Byelections see Mariah Darling win as Saint John councillor, Roméo Bourque as Beausoleil mayor
Ten municipal byelections came to a close Monday night, with 5,680 ballots cast across the province, according to Elections New Brunswick’s unofficial results.
Assessment of Ritchie Lake in Quispamsis reveals water-quality concerns
A new assessment of Ritchie Lake in Quispamsis has revealed sedimentation and water-quality issues, as well as a desire from residents to see the lake’s historic value preserved.
3 recent N.B. pedestrian deaths highlight need for vigilance on roads
Police and a road-safety expert say the deaths of three pedestrians in the span of a single day this week serve as a tragic reminder to be cautious and follow road-safety rules.
Saint John Airport adds new route to Montreal through Pascan Aviation
The Saint John Airport has added another route to Montreal because of high demand. The airline servicing the route is Quebec-based Pascan Aviation.
NBTA appeals to Holt government to help relieve teacher shortage, but how?
The New Brunswick Teachers' Association president says he wants to ensure the province addresses recruitment and retention of teachers, but is short on the specifics of how to achieve that.
Fredericton woman captured green fireball as it flew across sky during parade
Gail Dunlap of Fredericton attended the Santa Claus parade on Saturday night. She filmed the whole event for her sister who couldn't attend, which led to her capturing a fireball flying through the night sky.
Saint John's Christmas Bird Count data now in online database
An online database is now home to 70 years worth of data from the Saint John region’s annual Christmas Bird Count.
This N.B. couple became homeless a year ago. Now, they're opening up about the harrowing experience
Kevin Desylva and Reah Palmer found themselves in a situation where they couldn't make rent at the end of 2023. That led to a year of homelessness, where they navigated sleeping on the streets and shelter living.
Moncton Santa Claus parade will go on — in a parking lot
After torrential rains and high winds cancelled the Moncton Santa Claus parade last weekend, organizers have rallied to put on an unconventional replacement — a parking lot parade.
Disability advocate, PC MLA worry about how people will get benefit cheques during mail strike
Amid the ongoing Canada Post strike, a New Brunswick disability advocate is concerned about those who rely on mailed disability benefits.