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Ottawa Injects $270 Million into New Brunswick Energy Grid and Mactaquac Dam

Ottawa Injects $270 Million into New Brunswick Energy Grid and Mactaquac Dam

by Johnny | Oct 14, 2026 | Provincial

The federal government is investing nearly $270 million to upgrade New Brunswick energy infrastructure. This funding aims to secure the power grid you rely on every day. According to a recent report from CBC News, the bulk of this money comes as a $219 million loan...
The Future of Coleson Cove: Will NB Power Choose Renewables Over Fossil Fuels?

The Future of Coleson Cove: Will NB Power Choose Renewables Over Fossil Fuels?

by Johnny | Oct 14, 2026 | Provincial

A Critical Decision for Saint John NB Power faces a major choice for the future of your electricity. The Coleson Cove Generating Station near Saint John will close in about 15 years. The provincial Crown corporation must decide whether to switch to another fossil fuel...
Unsealed Documents Reveal Toxic Workplace Allegations Against Former Saint John Police Chief

Unsealed Documents Reveal Toxic Workplace Allegations Against Former Saint John Police Chief

by Johnny | Oct 14, 2026 | City

If you live in Saint John, you expect your local police force to operate with professionalism and integrity. But newly unsealed court documents paint a troubling picture of the leadership under former police chief Robert Bruce.Eight Saint John police officers recently...
Emergency Training Exercise Scheduled at Saint John Airport: What You Need to Know

Emergency Training Exercise Scheduled at Saint John Airport: What You Need to Know

by Johnny | Oct 13, 2026 | City

Image source: City of Saint JohnIf you see a heavy presence of emergency vehicles rushing toward the Saint John Airport on Wednesday, October 14, 2026, do not panic. The Saint John Fire Department is conducting a multi-agency emergency training exercise.What to Expect...
New Brunswick Invests $200,000 to Support Local Authors and Publishers

New Brunswick Invests $200,000 to Support Local Authors and Publishers

by Johnny | Oct 13, 2026 | Provincial

Provincial Funding Boosts the Local Literary SceneThe New Brunswick government is investing $200,000 to support authors across the province. This funding helps local writers develop and publish their works by covering the high costs of producing a book. If you follow...
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