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Possible third case of measles in Saint John tests negative
The potential third case was reported by the New Brunswick Community College. Continue reading
New Brunswick nursing home workers fire back after province says negotiations at impasse
“Although we are open to returning to the table to talk, no further negotiations are scheduled at this time,” a statement from the New Brunswick government read. Continue reading
Preliminary hearing begins for Saint John teen charged with manslaughter in death of veteran
William Ronald Jordan, 19, stands accused of manslaughter after an alleged altercation on the Saint John boardwalk in July 2018. Continue reading
N.B. issues warning about carbon monoxide poisoning as province continues to repair flood damage
The tasteless, odourless, and coulourless gas is emitted by generators and other gas powered machines commonly used in maintenance and repair work. Continue reading
Saint John Council passes climate action plan, declares climate emergency
Among other things, the City of Saint John will aim to be carbon neutral by 2040 Continue reading
‘We have to address this’: Saint John councillor calls for flood-prone roads to be raised
New Brunswick Premier Blaine Higgs has already said that the province would seek federal funding to help raise flood-prone roads, a crucial piece of assistance for any infrastructure project in cash-strapped Saint John. Continue reading
‘As much as a disaster as the flooding’: New Brunswickers hope flood assistance process runs smoother
An announcement on flood assistance for this year is expected from Higgs in the coming days. Continue reading
Volunteers pitch in as flooding cleanup effort begins in Saint John
According to the city almost 75 volunteers have signed up to help dismantle sandbag fortifications and remove and any wet parts of affected homes. Continue reading
As flood waters in Saint John recede, the cleanup begins
As water levels recede Mike Clark says he’ll spend the next couple weeks cleaning up the debris from his yard and planning a more permanent solution to what is becoming an all too common occurrence. Continue reading
‘The next few days are going to be challenging’: Saint John prepares for flooding
It’s expected that waters will continue rising, reaching 5.2 metres by Friday — a full metre over flood stage for the area. Continue reading
N.B. trades competition sees most female competitors ever
‘Women kind of get pushed out a lot due to the fact that a lot of men think they’re not strong enough to do it. I mean women can carry around a kid that weighs more than a bag of concrete, so I mean, why not?’ Continue reading
Date set for Saint John Harbour voting irregularities case
The June 24 date was set at a pre-trial conference on Thursday. Continue reading
Details scarce on future of St. Stephen hockey club
Rumors have been swirling around Canada’s chocolate town for weeks, but details on the future of the Junior A St. Stephen Aces are hard to come by. Continue reading
Protestors gather outside Cherry Brook Zoo as allegations of animal cruelty persist on social media
Protesters armed with bright signs are attempting to draw attention to an alleged incident of what they believe is a case of animal abuse. Continue reading
Second annual Cardboard for Kitty raises money for Saint John SPCA
The idea started with Hannah and Grace Totten who wanted to find a way to raise money for the SPCA while giving others a chance to learn and have fun. Continue reading