Border Communities Unite for 53rd International Homecoming Festival Amid Trade Tensions

August 4, 2026

Just a short drive from Saint John, two border communities continue a long standing celebration of friendship this week. The 53rd International Homecoming Festival returns to St. Stephen, New Brunswick, and Calais, Maine, despite ongoing trade tensions between Canada and the United States. According to CTV News, the festival runs from Wednesday until Sunday. The […]

First in New Brunswick: Lawyer Investigated for Using AI to Create Fake Court Citations

August 4, 2026

If you hire a lawyer, you expect them to know the law. But a New Brunswick lawyer faces allegations of improperly using artificial intelligence to generate fake legal citations. The Law Society of New Brunswick confirms this is the first complaint of its kind in the province. According to a report by CBC News, the […]

Fredericton Kayaker Uncovers Century Old Headstones in the St. John River

August 3, 2026

When you paddle the St. John River, you expect scenic views and wildlife. You do not expect to stumble upon century old grave markers. But that is exactly what Fredericton kayaker Melissa Lavigne found during a recent trip along the city’s south side. According to a report by CBC News, Lavigne discovered a partially submerged […]

Why New Brunswick Power Cables Are Not Enough to Fix the Island Energy Grid

July 31, 2026

The federal government recently committed $5.9 million to plan two new subsea power cables connecting New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. While this investment strengthens the regional energy tie, the head of the primary utility on the Island says the province needs more than just imported power to keep the lights on. The Island relies […]

New Brunswick Autism Advocates Push for Vulnerable Missing Person Alerts

July 31, 2026

You rely on emergency alerts to keep your community safe. Now advocates in New Brunswick want dedicated emergency alerts for vulnerable missing people. This push follows the tragic death of an 11 year old Calgary boy. According to a recent report from Global News, local leaders say the current system fails those who need it […]

New Brunswick Family Conquers Maine’s Highest Peak in Three-Generation Hike

July 31, 2026

Instead of lounging on a beach this summer, one New Brunswick family took on a massive physical challenge. A group of 10 family members spanning three generations hiked Mount Katahdin in Maine. The hikers ranged in age from eight to 75. Taking on Mount Katahdin Mount Katahdin stands at 5,269 feet, making it the highest […]

High Gas Prices Push New Brunswick Drivers Toward Hybrids and Ebikes

July 31, 2026

Persistently high gasoline prices force New Brunswick drivers to rethink their daily commutes and future vehicle purchases. When you pull up to the pump, the sting to your wallet is real. This financial pressure drives a noticeable shift toward more fuel efficient options across the province. Gas prices in New Brunswick remain well above where […]

Saint John Internet Outages Linked to Massive 235 Percent Surge in Copper Theft

July 30, 2026

If you lost internet service on the Saint John east side this past weekend, copper wire thieves are to blame. Bell Canada reports a staggering 235 percent increase in copper wire theft across New Brunswick compared to last year. According to a report from CTV News, New Brunswick and Ontario now account for 85 percent […]

How a Simple Breath Test in New Brunswick is Changing Breast Cancer Detection

July 30, 2026

Detecting breast cancer early saves lives. For women with dense breast tissue, traditional mammograms often miss the mark. Researchers in New Brunswick are tackling this problem with a new approach. They analyze the compounds in your breath to spot cancer sooner. Vitalité Health Network and Moncton based Breathe BioMedical lead the research. According to a […]

How a New Brunswick Tornado Watch Sparked a Social Media Misinformation Storm

July 30, 2026

When Environment Canada issued a severe thunderstorm and tornado watch for New Brunswick on July 14, residents braced for the worst. The severe weather never materialized. Instead, a massive storm of misinformation took over social media. According to a recent report by CBC News, the official watch quickly spiraled into online panic. People shared fake […]