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How the Global Plogging Trend is Cleaning Up New Brunswick Trails

How the Global Plogging Trend is Cleaning Up New Brunswick Trails

by Johnny | Aug 17, 2026 | Provincial

Phyllis and John Holmes walk the streets of Hampton with bags in hand. Since Thanksgiving weekend 2005, the couple has picked up coffee cups, cigarette butts, and fast food wrappers. They started this habit long before the world had a name for it. Today, researchers...
Moncton Men Launch Petition for Official Acadian Flag Emoji

Moncton Men Launch Petition for Official Acadian Flag Emoji

by Johnny | Aug 17, 2026 | Provincial

When you search your phone for an Acadian flag to celebrate National Acadian Day, you will come up empty. Alexis Belliveau discovered this exact problem last year while promoting his band on social media. Now, he and his friend Julien Robichaud are taking action. The...
How a New Brunswick Summer Camp is Training the Next Generation of Firefighters

How a New Brunswick Summer Camp is Training the Next Generation of Firefighters

by Johnny | Aug 17, 2026 | Provincial

If you live in New Brunswick, you know the growing threat of wildfires. Teenage girls are now pulling 200 pound men across sea containers in Hillsborough to prepare for this reality. They are participating in the Maritime Ignite Fire Academy. This new summer camp aims...
Inside Woodstock’s Connell House: A Stamp Scandal and Historic Treasures

Inside Woodstock’s Connell House: A Stamp Scandal and Historic Treasures

by Johnny | Aug 17, 2026 | Provincial

You know the face of the monarch belongs on a stamp. Charles Connell disagreed. When he served as New Brunswick’s postmaster general, he replaced Queen Victoria’s face on the five cent stamp with his own. It cost him his job. Today, you can explore his...
New Brunswick PC Candidate Pitches Tax Credit for Private Schools

New Brunswick PC Candidate Pitches Tax Credit for Private Schools

by Johnny | Aug 17, 2026 | Provincial

If you send your children to a private school in New Brunswick, a new political proposal aims to keep more money in your pocket. A Progressive Conservative leadership candidate wants to use public tax dollars to subsidize private school tuition. Don Monahan proposes a...
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