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Belledune Power Plant Ditches Coal for Wood Pellets to Cut Emissions

Belledune Power Plant Ditches Coal for Wood Pellets to Cut Emissions

by Johnny | Sep 18, 2026 | Business

If you live in New Brunswick, you will soon see a major shift in how your electricity is generated. The Belledune generating station will stay open past 2030 by swapping coal for sustainable wood and hemp pellets.According to a recent report from CBC News, NB Power...
New Brunswick Pulp Mill Halts Operations Leaving Hundreds Out of Work

New Brunswick Pulp Mill Halts Operations Leaving Hundreds Out of Work

by Johnny | Sep 18, 2026 | Business

If you live in the Nackawic area, a major employer in your community is halting operations this fall. AV Group NB Inc. announced it will temporarily idle operations at its Nackawic pulp mill by the end of October. The company blames ongoing market challenges and...
Dozens of New Brunswick Schools Still Waiting for Promised Lunch Program

Dozens of New Brunswick Schools Still Waiting for Promised Lunch Program

by Johnny | Sep 18, 2026 | City

If you have children in the Anglophone South School District, your school is likely one of the dozens still waiting for the province’s new pay what you can lunch program. The Department of Education officially launched the service in 252 New Brunswick schools....
Gas Prices Fall in New Brunswick but Diesel Users Face Another Hike

Gas Prices Fall in New Brunswick but Diesel Users Face Another Hike

by Johnny | Sep 18, 2026 | City

Fuel Prices Shift in New BrunswickYou will see changes at the pumps today. The New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board adjusted fuel prices early Friday morning. This brings relief to some drivers and higher costs to others.The maximum price for regular gasoline...
New Brunswick Pitches Eight Unapproved Projects to Global Investors in Toronto

New Brunswick Pitches Eight Unapproved Projects to Global Investors in Toronto

by Johnny | Sep 18, 2026 | Provincial

New Brunswick leaders traveled to Toronto this week to pitch eight major infrastructure projects to global investors at the Canada Investment Summit. If you live in the Saint John region, several of these proposals directly impact your backyard. However, a recent...
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