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Saint John Firefighters Announce Four Department Promotions
The Saint John Firefighters Association recently recognized four members for their advancement within the department. The local union announced the promotions to the community, highlighting the continued dedication of these emergency workers.According to a recent...
Hundreds Pack Lorneville Community Centre to Oppose Proposed AI Data Centre
If you live in Saint John, you know about the proposed artificial intelligence data centre. A community meeting about the project quickly turned heated Thursday night. Residents opposed to the development demanded answers from company officials.The event took place at...
Saint John Weekend Weather Forecast: Heavy Rain Expected November 6 to 8
Heavy Rain Targets Saint John This Weekend Environment Canada issued a special weather statement for Saint John and the surrounding county. A slow moving weather system brings prolonged rain to the region starting Friday evening and lasting through Sunday night. You...
Saint John Restores Stolen Cenotaph Plaques with Granite Ahead of Remembrance Day
Just days before Remembrance Day, the City of Saint John restored the missing plaques on the King's Square Cenotaph. Thieves stole the original bronze markers honoring Canadian troops from the Second World War and Afghanistan in June. To prevent future thefts, the...
$96M Fredericton Middle School Coming to NB Exhibition Grounds
The New Brunswick government is building a new middle school in Fredericton. The project costs $96.78 million and sits on a portion of the New Brunswick Provincial Exhibition Ground.Source: Government of New Brunswick via CTV NewsFredericton city council voted to...
Aging Pools Threaten Swimmers But Saint John Secures a Lifeline
Aging Infrastructure Threatens Local SwimmersCanada faces a critical shortage of safe and modern sports facilities. If you want to sign your kids up for swimming lessons, you already know the struggle. Waitlists stretch out the door. The problem comes down to aging...
75 Percent of Parks Canada Jobs at Risk in New Brunswick
Parks Canada notified 75 percent of its New Brunswick workforce that their jobs are at risk. The federal agency sent letters to 167 of its 221 provincial employees outlining a massive workplace adjustment. This move threatens the livelihoods of workers at Fundy...
New Brunswick Border Town Finds Hope in US Midterm Election Results
When you live just minutes from the United States border, American politics directly impact your daily life. Residents in the New Brunswick town of St. Stephen are expressing relief following the recent US midterm elections. Voters delivered a clear message by giving...
Wolastoqey Chiefs Oppose Lifting New Brunswick Fracking Ban Over Lack of Consultation
If you follow local politics, you know the debate over shale gas development is heating up again. Chiefs representing Wolastoqey communities in New Brunswick oppose lifting the 12 year moratorium on shale gas development. They want better consultation from the...