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Four Day Work Weeks Are Here to Stay in Saint John and New Brunswick Municipalities

Four Day Work Weeks Are Here to Stay in Saint John and New Brunswick Municipalities

by Johnny | Aug 21, 2026 | Provincial

Residents of Saint John and surrounding communities will notice a shift in how local government operates. Four day work week initiatives started as pandemic experiments. Now, they are permanent fixtures in several New Brunswick municipalities. Local governments report...
New Brunswick Leaders React to Canada and US Trade Negotiations

New Brunswick Leaders React to Canada and US Trade Negotiations

by Johnny | Aug 21, 2026 | Provincial

Federal leaders are negotiating with their American counterparts to remove 50 percent tariffs on Canadian goods. If you own a business or work in the forestry sector, these negotiations directly impact your livelihood. According to a recent report from CTV News, New...
Violence Against New Brunswick Social Workers Rises Amid Severe Staff Shortages

Violence Against New Brunswick Social Workers Rises Amid Severe Staff Shortages

by Johnny | Aug 21, 2026 | Provincial

When you look at the daily realities of social work in New Brunswick, the challenges are clear. Threats and violence against these essential workers are escalating. A severe workforce shortage leaves them vulnerable. The union representing these workers says the...
New Brunswick Holds Firm on US Booze Ban Amid Trade Deal Pressure

New Brunswick Holds Firm on US Booze Ban Amid Trade Deal Pressure

by Johnny | Aug 21, 2026 | Provincial

New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt refuses to restock US alcohol on provincial liquor store shelves until she sees a finalized trade agreement that benefits the province. Ottawa recently asked premiers to lift these bans to help secure a trade deal with the Trump...
New Brunswick Environmental Trust Fund Faces Uncertain Future as Money Dwindles

New Brunswick Environmental Trust Fund Faces Uncertain Future as Money Dwindles

by Johnny | Aug 21, 2026 | Provincial

New Brunswick environmental groups face a looming financial crisis. The provincial trust fund that supports their daily operations is running out of money.The Environmental Trust Fund previously relied on a steady stream of revenue from bottle deposits. The former...
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