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100-year-old veteran did not want to miss Battle of the Atlantic memorial ceremony
A rainy day couldn't stop 100-year-old Winnie Rice from attending a memorial service for veterans. Rice was among about 100 attendees who gathered in Saint John on Sunday morning to commemorate the sailors, merchant mariners and aviators who died in the Battle of the Atlantic.
Community clothesline in Saint Andrews inspiring others in New Brunswick
Paula Ross started a community clothesline in her hometown of Saint Andrews last fall. She now plans to keep it going year-round after its success. A Fredericton resident has asked her about getting one started there.
High levels of DDT found in N.B. brook trout decades after spraying
A pesticide sprayed on New Brunswick forests more than 55 years ago can still be found in some fish in the province, according to a new study.
Moncton will now allow 4-unit housing across all residential zones
The City of Moncton is moving forward with allowing more density in all neighbourhoods through the easier creation of up to four units on residential properties.
Where are these electric scooters across Moncton coming from?
Electric kick scooters or e-scooters are popping up on Moncton streets like wildflowers this spring, after a Halifax business owner moved to Moncton with his fleet of 250 e-scooters.
Police say 25-year-old man has died after fall from Riverview cell tower
Codiac Regional RCMP said police responded to a call from 720 Coverdale Rd. at about 12:30 p.m. Tuesday.
Use your illusion: An artist brings black-and-white creativity to decorate an artsy café
A Moncton-area area artist has collaborated with a local business to make a café space look like a walk-in colouring book.
Canada Votes
Here's who's running in N.B. for the April 28 federal election
New Brunswickers will soon be heading to the polls to elect their members of Parliament in the spring election. Here's a list of who's running where.
Southwest N.B. mayors want answers after second straight rejection by federal housing fund
The mayors of Saint Andrews, St. Stephen and the Village of McAdam are writing to the federal government hoping to learn why they were left out of the Canada's Housing Accelerator Fund — again.
Canadian crab, lobster industry officials look for answers in Boston
Canadian crab and lobster industry representatives will be looking for some answers and opportunities at the Seafood Expo North America in Boston.