“I’ve always said that we need multiple pipelines, not just one. One pipeline doesn’t just get us the kind of certainty and diversity of markets that we need for Canadian energy.” Continue reading
It’s been about two months since Vickers became leader of the New Brunswick Liberals. Continue reading
It’s the 22nd year for the project, which runs for three weeks. Continue reading
The fire occurred on Route 75, which is located in the community of Pennfield, N.B., about 40 minutes south of Saint John. Continue reading
Registration ensures people receive information about potential Red Cross assistance. Continue reading
The structure was purchased by the city in 2008 for $500,000 as part of the Peel Plaza development before sitting empty until declared surplus and slated for demolition in 2017. Continue reading
“Our job, quite frankly, is to make sure that we have the best infrastructure that we can possibly have, attract the right services that we can possibly have and then open up the global market place.” Continue reading
Auditor General Kim MacPherson honed in on a funding agreement between Saint John and the province that saw former Premier, Brian Gallant, hand over $22.8 million dollars to the port city without legislative authority. Continue reading
The hospital’s Family Presence Policy, which allows visitors access 24 hours a day, is not affected by the move. Continue reading
According to the commissioner of Saint John Water, the idea for the project was first hatched almost 20 years ago when the city completed its water strategy. Continue reading