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New Brunswick artwork begins provincewide tour
18+ hour, 41+ min ago (208+ words) The provincial government is launching a yearlong tour or new collectionArtNB acquisitions. An exhibition is starting in Grand-Bouctouche and will travel to various cultural centres around New Brunswick. “These acquisitions reflect the richness, diversity and creativity of artistic expression across…...
Lunch program delays grow to 60 N.B. schools
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (384+ words) New Brunswick’s Department of Education says four more schools have been added to the list of those facing delays in the rollout of the province’s school lunch program. According to other media reports, Education Minister Claire Johnson told reporters last…...
N.B. Pay Equity Act review goes face-to-face
5+ day, 20+ hour ago (175+ words) The New Brunswick government is in the middle of reviewing the Pay Equity Act. Now officials want to meet face-to-face. A series of public consultations will begin Sept. 10 in Fredericton, with sessions scheduled for Campbellton, Grand Falls, Moncton, Woodstock and…...
Water Cooler Talk (September 7 - September 13)
1+ week, 20+ min ago (145+ words) Here’s 5 interesting things you can talk about this week with your family, friends and co-workers 1: Simonds High School first opened in 1950, with G. Forbes Elliot as its first principal. It moved to its current campus on Hickey Road in September…...
N.B. farmers will get financial support as vet services shift to private sector
1+ week, 21+ hour ago (176+ words) The Holt government will support eligible farmers during the transition of provincial veterinary services to the private sector. Up to $1.2 million will be invested in the New Brunswick Veterinary Services Assistance Program. The program will help food and fur producers…...
N.B. shale gas review welcome by some, criticized by others
1+ week, 4+ day ago (688+ words) New Brunswick’s plans to review the shale gas moratorium have received mixed reactions. Last week, the provincial government announced it was conducting a five-month review to determine whether its long-standing moratorium on natural gas development still aligns with today’s science,…...
Heavy rain forecast starting Thursday in parts of N.B.
1+ week, 5+ day ago (109+ words) We’ve got heavy rainfall forecast for the days ahead. Environment Canada has issued special weather statements for southern and northeastern New Brunswick. This will impact areas including Moncton, Saint John, St. Stephen, Sussex, Kennebecasis Valley, Charlotte County and Grand Manan....
New plan aims to improve wildfire response across New Brunswick
1+ week, 5+ day ago (314+ words) New Brunswick is rolling out a new wildfire management plan based on lessons learned from last year’s fire season. Natural Resources Minister John Herron said the plan reflects the province’s commitment to improving readiness as wildfire conditions continue to intensify....
Severe thunderstorm watch for large area of New Brunswick
2+ week, 2+ day ago (126+ words) A severe thunderstorm watch is in effect for a large portion of New Brunswick. Environment Canada says the alert stretches from St. Stephen all the way up through Campbellton. There could be strong winds, up to 1 to 2 cm of large…...
Natural gas development review now underway in N.B.
2+ week, 4+ day ago (351+ words) New Brunswick is opening a five‑month review to determine whether its long‑standing moratorium on natural gas development still aligns with today’s science, technology and economic realities. Premier Susan Holt said the province is facing rising energy needs, economic…...