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New Brunswick Nonprofit Farm Grows 300,000 Pounds of Food for Those in Need

New Brunswick Nonprofit Farm Grows 300,000 Pounds of Food for Those in Need

by Johnny | Sep 15, 2026 | Provincial

Food insecurity affects more people than you think. Right here in New Brunswick, one organization tackles this problem head on. 5000 Farms operates with a single mission: growing fresh food for people who need it most. Every carrot, bean, and ear of corn they harvest...
Will Your Child’s Attendance Affect Their Grades in New Brunswick?

Will Your Child’s Attendance Affect Their Grades in New Brunswick?

by Johnny | Sep 15, 2026 | Provincial

If you have a child in the New Brunswick school system, you will want to pay attention to a new education policy unfolding in Ontario. Ontario now ties a student’s final grade directly to their classroom attendance. Education and Early Childhood Development...
New Brunswick Man Avoids Jail After Punching N.B. Power Smart Meter Contractor

New Brunswick Man Avoids Jail After Punching N.B. Power Smart Meter Contractor

by Johnny | Sep 15, 2026 | Police & Fire

A southeast New Brunswick man avoided jail time after punching an N.B. Power contractor who was installing smart meters. Ronald Arsenault, 54, of Cap Pele received 12 months of probation and a conditional discharge. He must also complete anger management...
Fredericton’s Killarney Lake Park Transforms with New Trails and Accessible Playgrounds

Fredericton’s Killarney Lake Park Transforms with New Trails and Accessible Playgrounds

by Johnny | Sep 15, 2026 | Provincial

If you are looking for a new place to explore, Fredericton is transforming Killarney Lake Park. The city recently added nearly 12 kilometres of mountain biking trails, a disc golf course, and an accessible playground. According to a recent report by CBC News, these...
Fredericton Considers New Rules to Remove Heritage Property Designations

Fredericton Considers New Rules to Remove Heritage Property Designations

by Johnny | Sep 15, 2026 | Provincial

Fredericton plans to create a formal process for property owners to remove their heritage preservation status. Currently, city bylaws only allow properties to join the list. You cannot remove a property once it receives this designation.According to a report from CBC...
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