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Saint John Celebrates Pride Season: 2026 Festival Dates Announced

Saint John Celebrates Pride Season: 2026 Festival Dates Announced

by Johnny | Jun 1, 2026 | City

Image via City of Saint John June kicks off Pride Month in Saint John. The city is calling on all residents to recognize the 2SLGBTQ+ community and celebrate the diversity that strengthens the region. Local officials encourage everyone to build a welcoming, inclusive...
Saint John Harbour Bridge Faces Summer Lane Closures for Paving and Repairs

Saint John Harbour Bridge Faces Summer Lane Closures for Paving and Repairs

by Johnny | Jun 1, 2026 | City

Source: City of Saint JohnThe Department of Transportation and Infrastructure is closing single lanes on the approaches to the Saint John Harbour Bridge this summer. The closures begin June 8 and run until August 3, 2026. Crews are executing necessary paving and...
N.B. Liquor Ends Tax-Inclusive Pricing to Match Grocery Stores

N.B. Liquor Ends Tax-Inclusive Pricing to Match Grocery Stores

by Johnny | Jun 1, 2026 | Provincial

For nearly 30 years, buying alcohol in New Brunswick meant the price you saw on the shelf was the exact amount you paid at the register. That era ends this fall. N.B. Liquor plans to eliminate tax-inclusive pricing across all corporate and agency stores.According to a...
Why New Brunswick Nonprofit Workers Face a $20,000 Wage Gap

Why New Brunswick Nonprofit Workers Face a $20,000 Wage Gap

by Johnny | Jun 1, 2026 | Provincial

A new report shows a massive wage gap for workers in the New Brunswick nonprofit sector. Employees in this field earn an average of $20,000 less than the provincial average. The New Brunswick Coalition for Pay Equity highlights this disparity in their latest findings....
Tick Populations Surge in New Brunswick: What You Need to Know to Stay Safe

Tick Populations Surge in New Brunswick: What You Need to Know to Stay Safe

by Johnny | Jun 1, 2026 | Provincial

New Brunswick residents face a massive surge in tick populations this year. Milder winters and inconsistent weather patterns created the perfect breeding ground for these parasites. While a hot summer provides a brief break, experts warn that spring and fall remain...
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