Fredericton historians lobby to save Officers’ Square
The City of Fredericton plans to develop a concert venue at Officers’ Square, but local historians are trying to preserve the site. Continue reading
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New Brunswick reacts to Justin Trudeau’s threat to sue Andrew Scheer
Fredericton residents and politicians weigh in on Justin Trudeau’s threat to sue Andrew Sheer for defamation. Continue reading
New Brunswick debates ending Christian prayers in legislature
Kevin Arseneau says when the house returns in May he’ll bring in his motion to end the practice of only speaking Christian prayers for the Queen, the legislature and the Lord’s Prayer before business commences. Continue reading
NB Power says rate application doesn’t include federal carbon tax
NB Power is applying for a 2.5 per cent rate increase during a hearing with the Energy and Utilities Board slated for next month. Continue reading
N.B. opposition parties call for separating attorney general, justice minister roles
By Morganne Campbell Digital Broadcast Journalist
New Brunswick Green Party Leader David Coon made the suggestion during the oral question period of the legislative assembly Tuesday. Continue reading
Court of Appeal extends stay on strike by N.B. nursing home workers
After CUPE’s short-lived victory, the province has moved forward with an appeal to Justice Garnett’s ruling that allowed over 4,100 nursing home workers the right to strike. Continue reading
N.B. finance minister says provincial budget will be ‘making do with what we have’
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
The first budget under Blaine Higgs’ minority government is set to be presented on Tuesday. Continue reading
Coon seeks to boost renewable energy mix for municipalities and First Nations
David Coon says NB Power’s monopoly over the electricity market is holding back development of a renewable energy industry. Continue reading
N.B. Education Minister defends French immersion survey, admits department drafted questions
By Morganne Campbell Digital Broadcast Journalist
The 10-question survey was launched last week, and sought public consultation on the program. Continue reading
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New Brunswick’s social work system failed 5 children in Saint John neglect case: report
Child and Youth Advocate Norman Bosse says social workers need to understand and use their authority to enter a home and remove a child who may be in danger. Continue reading