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‘Just Plain Panic’: New Brunswick Targets US Hunters and Anglers Amid Tariff War
If you live in rural New Brunswick, you know how vital outdoor tourism is to the local economy. Now, local outfitters are sounding the alarm after the provincial government announced plans to restrict American hunters and anglers from obtaining licenses. The move...
MP Urges Premier to Reject Proposed Saint John AI Data Centre Over Power Grid Concerns
Power Grid Concerns Spark OppositionA proposed artificial intelligence data centre in Saint John is facing strong opposition from a local Member of Parliament. Conservative MP John Williamson is calling on Premier Susan Holt to reject the project. He warns the...
New Bluetooth Tags Let You Track Monarch Butterfly Migration in Real Time
Tracking a tagged monarch butterfly used to rely on pure luck. Someone along the migration route had to find a tiny sticker on the insect and report it. Today, new technology removes the guesswork entirely. Nature NB partnered with the Saint John Naturalist Club,...
Saint John Jury Acquits Two Men in Allan Lee Murder Accessory Case
If you followed the tragic 2024 murder of Allan Christopher Lee, you will want to know the latest courtroom developments. A Saint John jury found Charles Pleasance and Stephen Martin not guilty of being accessories after the fact. The verdict arrived Friday afternoon...
Move Electric Scooters Arrive in Fredericton Without Bylaws
If you live in Saint John, you already know the purple Move electric scooters. Now, the company has expanded to Fredericton. The sudden arrival caught city officials off guard. Fredericton currently has no bylaws to regulate the app based rentals.App based electric...
New Brunswick Salmon Farmers Push for Growth to Replace $750M in Imports
Walk into your local grocery store and you will likely find imported salmon. Canada currently imports over $750 million worth of salmon. Local farmers want to change this and grow the industry right here in New Brunswick.According to a recent report from CBC News, the...
Germain Street to Close for Three Days for Infrastructure Upgrades
The City of Saint John is closing a section of Germain Street to northbound through traffic starting Tuesday, September 22, 2026. The closure will last for three days as crews install and upgrade local infrastructure.Image source: City of Saint JohnClosure DetailsThe...
Huge Truck Loads Moving Through Saint John Lower West Side: What You Need to Know
Massive transport trucks carrying oversized and overweight loads are hitting the streets in Saint John's Lower West Side. The movements start on September 22 and run until October 2. You will want to plan your commute and parking carefully to avoid delays and the tow...
Youth Arrested After Gunfight with Police in Downtown Moncton
A quiet Thursday morning in downtown Moncton turned chaotic when gunfire erupted between police and an armed youth. If you live or work in the area, you likely heard the sirens and saw the heavy police presence.A gun sits on the ground near vehicles with bullet holes...