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NB Power CEO Lori Clark Secures Contract Extension and $623K Salary
The provincial Liberal government extended the contract for NB Power president and CEO Lori Clark, and the renewal comes with a significant pay increase. If you follow New Brunswick politics, you know…
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Mike Griffin−
NBPower is a Money Pit from top to bottom. Until they are forced to haul in their horns, trim the fat and stick to their knitting (supplying taxpayers low cost energy) and getting out of the pie in the sky research and development industry it will continue to drag us down.
Experts Warn of Missed Risks to Children After Saint John Double Murder
The recent trial of a Saint John man convicted of murdering his two sons leaves the community searching for answers. Roman Kamyshnyy will serve two life sentences for the first degree murders of his 1…
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Our legal system does a very poor job protecting women and children. Note that I said legal not justice system. Misogyny continues to affect us.
New Brunswick PC Candidate Pitches Tax Credit for Private Schools
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…
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A big NO on diverting funds from public schools and starting charter schools. If you want to send your kids to a private school….it’s your issue….I don’t want my tax dollars feeding the rich
Another credit for those who don’t need it – how about a credit for those in public schools, they have to buy everything and more than their child needs and it gets collected for the school to use for every child – for those who cannot afford to buy at all, definitely a school supplies credit should be given
Priority must change, the needs of the many outweigh the wants of the few
15 Year Old Rescues Endangered Porbeagle Shark in Maces Bay
If you live near the Bay of Fundy, you know the ocean brings surprises to the shore. Fifteen year old Finn Holland loves animals. When he heard a shark washed up on the beach near his home in Maces Ba…
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And our young hero’s name is Finn!!! Perfect!!!
Over Half of Inspected Saint John Taxis Pulled Off the Road in Safety Crackdown
Major Safety Sweep Hits Saint John Streets The Saint John Police Force teamed up with the New Brunswick Department of Justice and Public Safety for a two day enforcement blitz on August 12, 2026. Thei…
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Thank you for this. I use taxis very often and felt some drivers and their vehicles were definitely not up to the standard one expects. Smart move, Saibt John.
New Brunswick Rethinks Minimum Wage Formula: What It Means for Workers and Businesses
The Holt government is taking a hard look at how New Brunswick calculates its minimum wage. Right now, the province relies on a formula tied to inflation. Officials are asking for your input to decide…
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According to that information the wage should increase to a minimum of 20.00 dollars and then set an increase yearly depending on the amount of inflation
House of Commons Tells New Brunswick MP He Must Accept $8,800 Pay Raise
The House of Commons says a New Brunswick Member of Parliament has no choice but to accept an $8,800 salary increase. MP Mike Dawson filed an affidavit in June to support his effort to refuse an $8,80…
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A worthy arguement and politically savy geture? $8800 increase in salary almost 50% goes to fed and prov income tax, only netting recipent about 5000. Donate it all, get the political good will and get almost 50 % tax credit and still net almost $5000 increased income, leaving voters believing the increase was all donated and net income sacrificed on principal?
$8,800 per year salary increase ? That’s insane. I guess MP Mike Dawson could give the money to local Food Banks if he doesn’t want the money. Politicians make too much money and have too many perks. Politician and Senate salaries should be approved by an unpaid Public Committee of 7.
The Cadillac of Docks: New Rothesay Float Walk Opens on the Kennebecasis River
A new waterfront attraction welcomes the public just outside Saint John. The Rothesay Float Walk stretches along the Kennebecasis River at East Riverside Kingshurst Park. This walkway gives you a fres…
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You do not require a license to fish tidal waters.
You would however have to release any Atlantic Salmon if hooked as they are an endangered, therefore protected species.
August 7, 2026
A LOVELY addition to be enjoyed by the area residents!
An example of the TOWN employees, thinking Outside the Box.
Sincerely, Bernard Beukeveld , resident of Quispamsis, N.B.
Copper Wire Thefts Surge in New Brunswick Causing Massive Outages
New Brunswick is dealing with a massive spike in copper wire thefts. Thieves are targeting telecommunication lines in remote areas and leaving customers without service for weeks. A recent report from…
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People selling Copper wire, should be required to say where the Copper wire was obtained from.
This may sound trivial but the seller would have to think.
New Brunswick Premier Threatens Energy Leverage Against US Tariffs
As the United States prepares to impose 50 percent tariffs on a wide range of Canadian products, New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says she is ready to use the province’s energy exports as levera…
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Does Mdme Holt realize that one of NB’s largest exporters and supporter does business on both sides of our border.
She must want to destroy any and all chances for NB to keep its economic head above water.
She couldn”t have read the headlines months back whereby Saint John in particulat was declared “the most vulnerable and exposed city” to Trumps tariffs in Canada.
