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New Brunswick Keeps Power Flowing to Maine but Threatens Energy Exports in US Trade War

New Brunswick Keeps Power Flowing to Maine but Threatens Energy Exports in US Trade War

by Johnny | Aug 26, 2026 | Provincial

New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says the province will not cut off electricity to Maine in response to the ongoing trade war with the United States. You can read the original report from CTV News for full details. Keeping the Lights On in Maine Holt dismissed the...
Saint John Exporters Face 50 Percent US Tariffs After Trade Deal Collapse

Saint John Exporters Face 50 Percent US Tariffs After Trade Deal Collapse

by Johnny | Aug 26, 2026 | Provincial

New Brunswick businesses are evaluating their American partnerships after a last minute trade deal between Canada and the United States collapsed. The fallout includes a looming 50 percent tariff on Canadian goods. This creates significant hurdles for local exporters...
What You Need to Know About Irving Oil’s $235 Million Refinery Upgrade in Saint John

What You Need to Know About Irving Oil’s $235 Million Refinery Upgrade in Saint John

by Johnny | Aug 26, 2026 | City

Irving Oil is investing $235 million into its Saint John refinery this fall. The project is called Operation Osprey. It begins in September and runs for 75 days through mid November. This marks one of the largest maintenance investments in the history of the...
66 Year Old Man Arrested After Firing Long Gun in Saint John Residential Area

66 Year Old Man Arrested After Firing Long Gun in Saint John Residential Area

by Johnny | Aug 26, 2026 | City

Image Credit: Nick Moore / CTV Atlantic The Saint John Police Force arrested a 66 year old man following reports of gunfire in a residential neighborhood on Monday evening. If you live near the Michael Crescent area, you likely noticed the heavy police presence. Shots...
68 Year Old Charged with Arson After Historic Saint Simon Church Fire

68 Year Old Charged with Arson After Historic Saint Simon Church Fire

by Johnny | Aug 26, 2026 | Provincial

A massive fire destroyed the historic Saint Simon Church on the Acadian Peninsula early Monday morning. Police charged a 68 year old local man with arson in connection to the blaze. According to CBC News, the wooden church was a total loss.Saint Simon church on fire....
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