Daylight saving time ends this Sunday, November 1, and the clocks go back an hour. Most of us enjoy the extra sleep, but the date works well as a built-in reminder for a few household chores that are easy to forget.
Clocks Fall Back November 1: 5 Things to Do Around the House While You’re At It
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Rockin Halloween party
Come spend Halloween with BAREBONES at L’Igloo! Whether you’re wearing a costume or not, see you October 31st!
MTG: Friday Night Magic (Pioneer) @ The Comic Hunter (MONCTON) – Weekly
This event rotates formats occasionally and is replaced by Pre-Releases when new sets drop and replaced by Draft the first Friday of every month or possibly the following Friday after a Pre-Release.
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Every veteran salmon angler, guide and outfitter in the Miramichi watershed remembers their first encounter
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October 18 Ontario premier shows support Verity Stevenson Ontario Premier Doug Ford, right, and Alberta
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New Brunswick PCs get new leader today | CBC News
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Nackawic mill workers rally in face of impending layoffs | CBC News
News Nearly 100 mill workers, union leaders and politicians marched through the streets of Nackawic
RCMP make arrest at Montréal airport in relation to Elsipogtog homicide case | CBC News
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5 Cozy, Budget-Friendly Cabins in NB Perfect for an October Escape
October in New Brunswick is hard to beat. The maples are at their loudest, the air smells like woodsmoke, and the crowds have gone home. A cabin weekend is the best way to take it all in, and it doesn’t have to cost much.
Belledune port sued for allegedly pulling out of explosives-factory deal at last minute | CBC News
New Brunswick A Canadian company claims in a lawsuit that it was months into negotiations
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N.B. Power says 10 data centre projects have applications to connect to electrical system | CBC News
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Market diversification a focus of renewed Atlantic Fisheries Fund | CBC News
New Brunswick Federal and provincial governments are replenishing the Atlantic Fisheries Fund, with a new
Alone, Isolated, and Exploited: How an Elder Fell Through Every Crack
A three-year pattern (2021–2024) of financial exploitation, coercive control, institutional inaction, and systemic failure involving 70 year old Coreen Brown of Fredericton, New Brunswick.
Main Street Revival: The Small Businesses Reshaping NB’s Urban Cores This Fall
There’s a particular energy on a downtown street in New Brunswick when the leaves turn. The patios haven’t quite come in yet, the string lights are still up, and the sidewalks fill with people carrying coffees, tote bags, and the first hints of holiday shopping lists.
No arrests yet in shooting death at Elsipogtog First Nation | CBC News
New Brunswick Police are still searching for a man in connection with a homicide Tuesday
‘Pretty shoddy’: Prof says N.B. education plan attributes article that doesn’t seem to exist | CBC News
New Brunswick·CBC Investigates Several university professors are calling out errors in New Brunswick’s new 12-year
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A lawsuit is the latest challenge for a rural municipality outside Fredericton that has been
