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Sackville bylaw that prescribes general shape of a house is under scrutiny
When Emilie McBride was finally able to apply for a building permit for her new home in Sackville, she was shocked when her application was rejected. And baffled by the reason for the rejection
U.S. university opens Sackville campus for nursing students
A nursing program run by a private college in Maine held an official launch of its New Brunswick campus on Monday at the Sackville Memorial Hospital.
Renowned Black artist finally gets major N.B. exhibition — almost 200 years after he was born here
An exhibition featuring the work of New Brunswick artist Edward Mitchell Bannister opens this weekend in Sackville.
Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Riverview actor tours North America in musical role
Over the last two years, Justin Collette, a musical theatre actor originally from Riverview, has been performing in the title role of the North American tour of Beetlejuice the Musical.
Messy winter sidewalks in Saint John frustrate wheelchair users: 'It's scary'
Some Saint Johners with disabilities are frustrated by snow and ice-packed sidewalk conditions that make it difficult to get to appointments and sometimes dangerous.
UNB explores partnership to open Canada's 2nd anglophone school of optometry
The University of New Brunswick and University of Waterloo have signed a memorandum of understanding, setting the foundation to open a satellite optometry school in Saint John.
Huge cut to immigration will hurt N.B. health care and other sectors, minister says
A federal decision to slash economic immigration allocations by half for New Brunswick will hurt some key sectors, says the provincial minister responsible for immigration.
UNB spreads naloxone kits around campuses
The University of New Brunswick has placed nasal spray naloxone kits around its campuses for emergency opioid overdose situations.
Moncton, Saint John to submit joint Canada Games bid by end of month
Moncton and Saint John are preparing to submit a joint bid in a couple of weeks to host the 2029 Canada Summer Games.
4 drugs for rare diseases to be covered under N.B. deal with federal government
Drug coverage for four drugs used to treat some rare diseases was announced in Fredericton on Wednesday under a $32-million deal signed by the federal and provincial governments.