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N.B. announces new measures in response to U.S. tariffs
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (596+ words) The New Brunswick government has announced a series of new measures to help local businesses as the United States imposes another round of tariffs and import restrictions on Canadian products. Premier Susan Holt said Thursday the province will use its…...
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…...
Data centre critics cautiously optimistic about New Brunswick's new policy framework
5+ day, 15+ hour ago (778+ words) Opponents of data centres in New Brunswick say they are “hopeful” about the province’s new development framework, but argue it should have been introduced sooner. The province unveiled the policy framework last week, aimed at protecting electricity ratepayers, promoting the…...
Demand for school supply drives grows as New Brunswick families face affordability pressures
5+ day, 22+ hour ago (894+ words) New Brunswick community organizations say more families are turning to school drives for help with back-to-school supplies. In an interview with Acadia Broadcasting on Aug. 26, executive director of the non-profit What Kids Needs Moncton, Amanda Pooley, said they helped a…...
Construction delays expected on Harbour Bridge
6+ day, 3+ hour ago (73+ words) Drivers in Saint John can expect some delays at the Harbour Bridge Tuesday night. Two full closures of the bridge will take place between 6 and 10 p.m. The closures should last about 20 minutes each and are necessary for jacking operations. In preparation…...
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,…...
N.B. housing advocate says???long way to go??? on affordable units
1+ week, 4+ day ago (514+ words) The executive director of the New Brunswick Non-Profit Housing Association says the waitlist for non-profit housing is at 14,000 — almost three times the number pre-pandemic. Peter Corbyn said the destabilized economy, the global pandemic and the housing market have not helped…...
Help Wanted: Workforce Crisis in Atlantic Canada
1+ week, 6+ day ago (186+ words) Your Saint John Help Wanted: Workforce Crisis in Atlantic Canada This week’s Insights Podcast focuses on a recent report prepared by David Campbell for the Public Policy Forum called “Help Wanted: Solving Atlantic Canada’s Growing Labour Challenge”. David is a…...
N.B. budget deficit soars to almost $1.7 billion
2+ week, 3+ day ago (544+ words) The province has released its first-quarter fiscal projections for 2026-2027, and once again they are higher than first predicted. Thursday’s update revealed the province’s projected deficit is now estimated at $1.66 billion, over $265 million higher than what March’s budget first forecasted. That…...