Video Archives
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New Brunswick Liberals promise rent cap, tax cuts in first 100 days in office -
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N.B. First Nations optimistic about new provincial government -
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‘I feel right at home’: Moncton music session brings space, community for neurodivergent people -
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Pet Pawlooza fundraiser draws pet lovers, helping Fredericton SPCA narrowly avoid closure -
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Deficit grows in New Brunswick’s second quarter results -
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Fredericton businesses concerned about rising downtown crime -
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Hundreds attend Wabanaki language gathering -
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Susan Holt sworn in as New Brunswick’s 1st woman premier -
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Wildland fire management conference held in Fredericton -
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Fredericton woman loses $15K in scam, warning others -
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Fredericton students suit up for cancer research -
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Saint John hosts first official powwow -
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The new Holt government and how it plans to tackle health-care issues -
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New Brunswick election results marks new direction for the province -
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‘Fabulous job’: New Brunswick election praised for historic accessibility adjustments -
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Indigenous basketball workshop supports community, mental health -
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Fredericton set to launch off leash trails for dogs -
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New Brunswick’s election: What to know and why to vote -
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Third spaces: What are they, and why do they matter to Fredericton? -
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Heartbroken friends and family search for answers about missing man
Author Archives
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Moncton jam session brings space, community for neurodivergent musiciansIn some ways, the jam session at the Moncton Dart Club is like many others -- with guitars pianos and classics everyone knows.CanadaNov 18
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‘Here to stay’: Hundreds gather in Fredericton to preserve Wabanaki languagesFor some workshop leaders, a Wabanaki language gathering was a time to preserve culture. For others, it was a chance to heal a nation.CanadaNov 4
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‘Easy to fall for it’: Fredericton woman who lost $15K in scam warning othersA Fredericton woman is speaking out after scammers not only bilked her out of $15,000, but were also brazen enough to come to her home and take the money.CrimeOct 28
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Residents celebrate Fredericton Public Library’s reopening after vandalismA week after a costly act of vandalism, the Fredericton Public Library opened its doors to the public -- much to relief of community members including readers, parents and workers.CanadaOct 8
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From broken walls to destroyed computers: Vandals wreak havoc at Fredericton libraryResidents are reeling after the discovery of extensive vandalism at the Fredericton Public Library. Many people say it's about more than books — it's a precious community space.CanadaOct 1
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August was slow month for homebuyers in N.B.The Canadian Real Estate Association reports that August was a slow month for homebuyers in our region. One local real estate spokesperson predicts the market will soon heat up in New Brunswick, while another expert highlights that factors influencing market trends are quite complex. Anna Mandin reports.CanadaSep 23
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‘We’ve started yelling louder’: UNB scientists try to contact unresponsive satelliteIn the last few days before a New Brunswick satellite vaporizes, researchers aren't giving up. They're fighting to make contact before it's too late.CanadaSep 10
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Fredericton Transit proposes route changes and increased serviceThe Fredericton Transit manager recommended increasing service to eight routes. This as she reported an increase in 2024 users, and higher than expected numbers for Sunday transit.CanadaSep 3
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Age restrictions take effect for N.B. exhibition after fights among teensChildren 15 years and younger now need adult supervision at the New Brunswick Provincial Exhibition. Its director hopes the new rule will curb recent violence.CanadaSep 3
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Negligence lawsuit over patient’s ER death ‘frightening’ for nurses: unionThe union representing nurses in New Brunswick say its members are worried about a recent lawsuit by the family of a man who died in a Fredericton ER in 2022.HealthAug 26
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Crisis in the ER: Fredericton doctor asks if it’s time to call a state of emergencyA Fredericton, N.B., emergency department physician suggests calling a state of emergency may be the best way to deal with what he sees as a crisis in the medical system.CanadaAug 26
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Fredericton approves action plan for anti-racism task forceTwo years after the creation of an anti-racism task force, Fredericton has approved an action plan based on its recommendations.CanadaJul 23
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Proposed Fredericton bylaw intended to increase recycling accessA proposed Fredericton bylaw amendment is intended to improve recycling access for apartment tenants. But it has one apartment owners' association concerned.CanadaJul 7
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Outburst in courtroom after N.B. youth put on house arrest in fatal stabbing caseOne of two youths charged in relation to the stabbing death of Sitansisk elder Mark Brooks II has been placed on house arrest as he awaits his next court date in August.CanadaJul 2
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After years of delay, Fredericton’s revitalized Officers’ Square officially re-opensHundreds of people attended the re-opening of Fredericton's historic Officers' Square. The project also strengthened the partnership between the Wolastoqey Nation and the city.CanadaJun 30
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Demand for summer meal programs for students increasing at N.B. food bankStudents are off for summer break and that means a pause in school lunch programs, but for families that rely on those meals, it's a difficult time.CanadaJun 28
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N.B. community in shock after elder killed in what police call a ‘random’ attackTwo 17-year-olds are accused in the death of a St. Mary's First Nation elder in Fredericton. A group of supporters for the victim say he had a 'heart of gold.'CrimeJun 24
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Sunday bus service takes to the streets in FrederictonFredericton's new Sunday service is welcome news to passengers and businesses in the city. It's also a chance to pilot a new bus route.CanadaJun 23
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Fredericton to make it easier for homeowners to build secondary unitsThe City of Fredericton is looking to amend bylaws to promote secondary units on properties. One housing researcher said there are pros and cons to the strategy.CanadaJun 11
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More Fredericton seniors relying on homeless shelters: ‘Numbers will continue to rise’Fredericton Homeless Shelters is seeing a rise of seniors needing the shelters, and its executive director believes that number will only increase in the next decade.CanadaJun 10
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Filming begins in Fredericton on Stephen King-based short filmA Fredericton-based production began filming an adaptation of Stephen King's 'Last Rung on the Ladder'. It's one of the last to get filming rights through a Stephen King program.CanadaJun 8
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Café in Fredericton tiny home community aims to build friendship, workplace skillsA New Brunswick tiny-home charity is bringing community on-site with a permanent café intended to build residents' workplace skills.CanadaJun 7
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UNB researchers turn to quantum physics to support GPS substituteAtoms, lasers and physics oh my! A University of New Brunswick research team is using quantum physics to replace GPSes in dense areas, and it has the Canadian military's attention.CanadaJun 1
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New Brunswick youth advocate calls partial day program violation of right to educationNew Brunswick's child and youth advocate has released a report denouncing the practice of removing challenging students from schools for most of the week, calling it illegal.CanadaMay 30
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Saint Thomas University brings flight school to Fredericton campusSaint Thomas University students in the Bachelor of Arts program can now earn a pilot licence at the same time, as part of a partnership with MFC Training in Fredericton.CanadaMay 21
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