N.B. boosts investment for fighting wildfires

N.B. boosts investment for fighting wildfires

The New Brunswick government says $40 million will be invested over the next several years to prepare for the threat of wildfires. “With the expected impacts of climate change to our province, we must begin to make large investments now to be prepared for future challenges,” said Natural Resources Minister John Herron. It is part […]

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 Another wintry mix expected on Sunday

Another wintry mix expected on Sunday

Another winter storm headed for New Brunswick is expected to bring a wintry mix over the long weekend. Environment Canada issued a special weather statement for the province late Friday afternoon. Jill Maepea, a meteorologist with the weather agency, said this storm looks quite similar to what we saw on Thursday. Snow is expected to […]

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 N.B. Medical Society sounds alarm on removal of physician incentives in Charlotte County, Sussex

N.B. Medical Society sounds alarm on removal of physician incentives in Charlotte County, Sussex

The New Brunswick Medical Society (NBMS) says Horizon Health Network has decided to eliminate incentives at two rural hospitals for in-person physicians for the emergency departments. It says for the past two quarters, the incentives played a critical role in keeping rural emergency departments open in these communities. NBMS says the incentives are expected to […]

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 UPDATED: Complaint against Saint Andrews mayor “dismissed” following third-party investigation

UPDATED: Complaint against Saint Andrews mayor “dismissed” following third-party investigation

A code-of-conduct complaint filed against Mayor Brad Henderson has been dismissed by council following an investigation by a third party  During a council meeting, Henderson recused himself as council was presented an investigative report by Jody Carr – the subject of which is not public.  The name of the complainant was not revealed, as that […]

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 Planning committee approves tiny home development

Planning committee approves tiny home development

Plans for an affordable housing project consisting of 75 to 80 homes in east Saint John are one step closer to reality. Members of the city’s planning advisory committee unanimously approved the Sunnyside Tiny Home Community last week. The project, announced in September, is a partnership between local business leaders, Saint John Energy, United Way Maritimes and […]

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