The New Brunswick government is hosting a community dialogue in Sussex on Tuesday, as part of its review of the fracking moratorium. Fracking opponent Mark D’Arcy is calling for more public meetings, and Premier Susan Holt says more meetings will come, eventually.
Premier says other public meetings will follow, eventually
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· Posted: Nov 02, 2026 5:00 AM EST | Last Updated: 2 hours ago
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Premier Susan Holt says the province is going to Sussex to consult area residents about fracking first, but more meetings will come eventually. (CBC)
Premier Susan Holt says that public meetings will be part of the New Brunswick government’s review of the province’s moratorium on fracking.
But so far just one meeting is planned, taking place in Sussex on Tuesday.
“This is an engagement with the people of Sussex,” the premier told reporters on Friday.
“A consultation with the folks who are the closest to where natural gas development has been happening in New Brunswick for a lot of years.”
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