by Johnny | Oct 30, 2026 | Provincial
New Brunswick is stepping up to protect foreign workers from exploitation. The provincial government introduced proposed legislation to ban recruitment fees and require mandatory licensing for recruiters. These changes aim to align the province with protections...
by Johnny | Oct 30, 2026 | City, Weather
Here is your Saint John weather forecast for the upcoming week. Grab your umbrella for Friday, October 30. Showers fall in the morning, followed by a brief mix of sun and cloud. Rain returns in the afternoon. Temperatures reach a high of 16 degrees Celsius. Winds blow...
by Johnny | Oct 30, 2026 | Provincial
A singer and songwriter from Dieppe is one step closer to the world stage. Josiane Comeau, who performs simply as Josiane, is one of five finalists competing to become Canada’s first entrant in the Eurovision Song Contest. As reported by CBC News, a jury of...
by Johnny | Oct 30, 2026 | Provincial
A major class action lawsuit targeting two New Brunswick potato giants is moving forward in the United States. A U.S. judge recently ruled that antitrust claims against McCain Foods and Cavendish Farms, along with two American companies, have enough merit to proceed....
by Johnny | Oct 30, 2026 | Provincial
A wildfire continues to burn at Base Gagetown after artillery training ignited flames on Wednesday. If you live near the area, you can rest easy knowing officials confirm there is no risk to the public, military members, or civilian employees.Entrance to Base...