Nova Scotia A relatively low supply of lobsters and increased demand with the removal of
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Winter drought troubling spring farmers, well owners | CBC News
New Brunswick Precipitation has been below seasonal levels since January, according to the Canadian Drought
Ceramics Exhibition | April 9-29, 2026
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Help urged for low-income households struggling with rising power rates | CBC News
News A pair of Saint John poverty researchers have told N.B. Power’s rate hearing that
Fredericton teen loses psychiatric services to more priority cases | CBC News
New Brunswick·New After years of receiving psychiatric services through Horizon Health Network, Avery Jardine says
N.B. pay-to-cross proposal will take a toll, some Nova Scotians say | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The Holt government plans to put a toll in Aulac by 2028, forcing
Details of Saint John police officers’ complaints against chief to be made public, judge rules | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The Saint John Board of Police Commissioners and Chief Robert Bruce have lost
Livestock owners shocked by loss of provincial veterinary service | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The provincial government is cutting New Brunswick’s veterinary field service, which many farmers
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RCMP searching for highway hit-and-run driver after 19-year-old man killed | CBC News
New Brunswick New Brunswick RCMP are looking to the public for help identifying the driver
The “Almost Spring” Home Refresh Checklist
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Rise in gas prices leaves experts concerned for New Brunswick economy | CBC News
New Brunswick In March, New Brunswick has seen a 20 per cent increase of self-serve
N.S. culinary instructor teaches students to cook lobsters more humanely | CBC News
Nova Scotia A Nova Scotia Community College culinary instructor in Cape Breton is teaching his
This company says a large-scale battery system could replace the Tantramar gas plant for half the cost | CBC News
New Brunswick An energy storage company from Ontario says it has a way to meet
Budget increase for tourism, but closures for some small historic sites | CBC News
New Brunswick In the provincial budget released on Tuesday, tourism funding increased overall, but a
N.B. Power spending heavily on hired guns to fix its Lepreau problem | CBC News
New Brunswick N.B. Power’s ongoing rate hearing has been told that plans to spend $88.4
Holt government opts against cuts to post-secondary funding in new budget | CBC News
New Brunswick The Holt government has tabled its budget for the next fiscal year and
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Bilijk First Nation elects new chief who will be the youngest in N.B. | CBC News
New Brunswick Justice Gruben is the new chief of Bilijk, also known as Kingsclear First
Moncton again weighs allowing parking on former high school sports field | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Moncton council is again debating allowing the former Moncton high school sports field
What to watch for as New Brunswick tables new budget | CBC News
New Brunswick New Brunswick will table its latest budget Tuesday after months. The spending plan
