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New Brunswick Secures $460 Million for Healthcare and Housing Infrastructure

If you live in New Brunswick, you know the importance of reliable medical facilities and affordable places to live. The federal and provincial governments just finalized a massive funding agreement to…
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Barbara Hodkin−
OK…and when will this 86-year-old get primary health care after over six years without having that?

New Brunswick Targets 678 In Demand Workers for Provincial Immigration

New Brunswick is bringing fresh talent to the province to fill critical labor gaps. Between August 10 and September 18, the province issued 678 invitations to workers in priority sectors. According to…
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Philip McGarvey−
What specific positions are being filled? Was there an internal enquiry for people who are already here who might be able to fill these positions? Longer term apprentice training might fill some needs as well.

Over 260,000 New Brunswickers Lack a Family Doctor Under New Tracking System

Finding a primary care provider in New Brunswick is a well known struggle. If you live in Saint John or the surrounding areas, you likely know someone waiting for a doctor. Now, the provincial governm…
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Barbara Hodkin−
There is not sufficient transparency about our health care problems in New Brunswick. I cannot find where I am on the wait list. Cannot get the information about how patients are assigned to primary care options. I think it is NOT the case that the person on the top of the list gets the next opening. Given what I have observed in our extended family, it seems that a pregnant woman gets primary health care. If so, that is good. In my opinion pregnant women, babies, toddlers should get the first priority.The second priority should be children, the disabled, and elders. That second priority is clearly not being met. I am 86 years old and have been without primary care since 2020 – and indeed with that physician we did meet and she ordered and renewed prescriptions for me. However, she did not examine me or touch my body. I cannot remember the last time a health practitioner actually examined me. This is deplorable, unacceptable, disgusting.

Saint John Crime Rises 20 Percent as Crown Prosecutor Shortage Plagues Justice System

New Brunswick faces a severe shortage of Crown prosecutors. This crisis directly impacts the public and the professionals working within the justice system. Yves Duguay serves as the president of the …
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Lynn Kearns−
Why did we lose all the prosecutors? Did I miss something?

‘Just Plain Panic’: New Brunswick Targets US Hunters and Anglers Amid Tariff War

If you live in rural New Brunswick, you know how vital outdoor tourism is to the local economy. Now, local outfitters are sounding the alarm after the provincial government announced plans to restrict…
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Mike Griffin−
Another 1 term Premier!😉
Paul−
The Liberals have to go.

MP Urges Premier to Reject Proposed Saint John AI Data Centre Over Power Grid Concerns

Power Grid Concerns Spark Opposition A proposed artificial intelligence data centre in Saint John is facing strong opposition from a local Member of Parliament. Conservative MP John Williamson is call…
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Jill LeBlanc−
It’s more than just the power. The data centre and gas plant will destroy over 220 acres of old growth forest and wetlands. The wetlands are the head of the watershed for the Lorneville residents wells. Also noise snd lights and from the data centre have huge impacts on the residents who live near these. The gas plant will emit 755,000 time of toxins per year, the 3rd largest polluter in NB and then people wonder why Saint John has the largest cancer rates ! What ever happened to Net 0? Guess this only applies when it is in their favour! This will have a buffer of 150 meters 😞from our homes. We were also told, there,inubg of this land for this project and there would be no smoke stacks permitted. Not sure how you run a gas plant with no stacks! They changed this after the public hearing. What this does is opened the door for more polluters! Shut this down now!

Massive 200 Megawatt Wind Farm Proposed for Northern New Brunswick

You might soon see a massive new energy project taking shape in northern New Brunswick. The Moose Meadows wind project aims to build up to 35 wind turbines on Crown land near Bois Joli. This developme…
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David Marr−
So , folks have environmental concerns about a mega green project . What happens if these concerns are found to be true by an environmental review . Does that stop it ,particularly if there is no “social licence” ? The reality is every single project has risks and benefits . Mitigate (but one will never eliminate) the risk and if the benefit outweighs the risk then likely we should proceed . But the worst outcome in today’s economy and environmen t is to paralyze ourselves and do nothing. Otherwise we may as well regress to the 17th century.

Lift the Natural Gas Ban to Pay Down New Brunswick Debt, Taxpayers Federation Tells Holt

The Canadian Taxpayers Federation wants Premier Susan Holt to lift the ban on natural gas development in New Brunswick. The advocacy group points to the province’s growing debt as the primary re…
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Philip McGarvey−
here here, Well said

New Brunswick Wants Your Feedback on Data Centres as Saint John Project Moves Forward

The provincial government wants to know what you think about data centres setting up shop in New Brunswick. You have until October 2 to share your thoughts on the province’s website. This public…
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Stephen William Arthur Curbishley−
I’m sure there is enough room in the middle of New Brunswick to build a Data Centre.

Silent and Speeding: Why Electric Dirt Bikes Are Causing Trouble in New Brunswick

Police in the Kennebecasis Valley and Fredericton are sounding the alarm over a surge in electric dirt bikes. These vehicles put pedestrians and young riders at risk. They run almost silently and hit …
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Stephen William Arthur Curbishley−
Why are Standard Dirt Bikes, Electric Dirt Bikes and Pedestrians not allowed on QuadNB All terrain vehicle trails? Who pays for the upkeep of these trails and are Quad Vehicles required to be Registered and Licensed? Where are Electric Dirt Bikes expected to go?
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