Latest from Hannah Rudderham
Not mowing this month? Some say it's the way to go, others not sure
To mow or not to mow — that is the question, starting in May. And a Moncton researcher hopes that for the sake of biodiversity, the answer for many people will be not to mow.
The man who unseated Poilievre: N.B.-raised Bruce Fanjoy had support from Maritimers
When federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre lost his long-held seat in the Ottawa-area riding of Carleton, the man who beat him is a Liberal who grew up in New Brunswick and earned two university degrees in Halifax.
Residents fighting for forgotten Florenceville bridge
Some Florenceville-Bristol residents want to have their voices heard when it comes to a beloved covered bridge that has been closed for more than four years.
Close races, Trump and 2-party support: Political scientists react to federal election results
The close race in Miramichi-Grand Lake suggests why it still wasn't known Tuesday morning whether Mark Carney's Liberals will return to power in Ottawa as a minority or a majority government, a New Brunswick political scientist says.
2 First Nations collaborate with B.C. company on possible battery project in Belledune
Two First Nations in northern New Brunswick are working with a British Columbia company on a project that could see a material for lithium-ion batteries produced in Belledune.
These Fredericton snowbirds are back home — this time for good
Sally and Dave Little have sold their trailer in Largo, Florida. It's a decision that wasn't made lightly.
MP or PM? What New Brunswickers will be thinking about at the ballot box
Alex Marland, a political scientist at Acadia University in Nova Scotia, said, according to the research, the majority of Canadians will be thinking on a national level in a federal election campaign. But personal communication can make a difference for local candidates in some cases, he said.
This old house: Bathurst group finalist could win $50K for repairs to historical property
Doucet Hennessy House in Bathurst is a finalist in the Next Great Save, a national competition where the winner gets money to go toward preserving or renewing a heritage place.
Saint John, Moncton confirmed as hosts of 2029 Canada Summer Games
It’s official. Moncton and Saint John will jointly host the 2029 Canada Summer Games.
Living with celiac disease: When a single crumb can hurt you
When Ana Amezcua's family moved from Mexico to Canada in 2019, she never anticipated what would soon unfold with her daughter René, who was just five years old.