Saint John
‘Feztival of Trees’ helps Saint John Shriners raise money for charitable causes
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
All of the money raised in the Feztival of Trees go to projects supported by the Luxor Shriners including various Shriners hospitals Continue reading
Little information released on Saint John refinery explosion investigation
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
No one was seriously injured in the October 8th incident Continue reading
Saint John hosts eastern Canadian launch of International Year of the Salmon
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
2019 will be a focus year for the International year of the Salmon Continue reading
Liberal MLA calls for government action after another Saint John metal plant explosion
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
PC MLA and cabinet minister Dorothy Shephard says it’s important for the province to get to the bottom of the situation, especially making sure side effects from A.I.M. are not beyond the norm Continue reading
Coroner’s inquest to be held into death at Saint John construction site
Gregory Forestell, New Brunswick’s chief coroner, has scheduled the inquiry into the death of Christopher Adam Carleton for Nov. 26 to Nov. 28 at the Saint John Law Courts. Continue reading
Cities of New Brunswick calls WorkSafeNB rate increase ‘staggering’
The Cities of New Brunswick Association says there is an “urgent” need to find the right balance between compensation for injured workers and employers’ financial interests. Continue reading
‘It was big’: Another explosion reported at AIM recycling facility in Saint John
Mayor Don Darling confirmed that an explosion at the American Iron & Metal [AIM] recycling facility happened Saturday at 11:20 a.m. Continue reading
Dennis Oland retrial delayed by a day due to ‘unexpected legal issue’
Evidence had been expected to get underway in the high-profile trial of Oland, who is accused of bludgeoning his multimillionaire father to death in 2011. Continue reading
Irving Pulp and Paper in New Brunswick ordered to pay $3.5M for dumping effluent
Environment and Climate Change Canada issued a statement Monday saying the fine is one of the largest penalties to be levied in Canada as a result of an environmental violation. Continue reading
Saint John-area politicians hopeful incoming premier Higgs will spell good news for region
By Andrew Cromwell Digital Broadcast Journalist
Premier designate Blaine Higgs represents the riding of Quispamsis which is a suburban community outside Saint John Continue reading
