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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.
Roadside History
Once a bustling rail line, a Moncton path tells a former railway's story
Walking through Irishtown Nature Park, on the northern edge of Moncton, the winding path suddenly straightens out. According to historian and Roadside History columnist James Upham, it isn’t a coincidence. It once was home to the Moncton and Buctouche Railway, as it was called, which transformed New Brunswick in the 19th century.
Under tariff threat, social media-savvy N.B. business sees surge on both sides of border
Sylvie Roy launched Eclair Lips in 2015. In 2022, her social media videos started to go viral. And now, she's seen a bit of a bump in customers in the face of tariffs.
Biggest container ship ever to visit Saint John a sign of growing opportunities, port says
Some Saint John residents may have noticed a huge ship in the harbour this week. The Santa Rosa, roughly the length of three football fields, was the largest container ship ever to dock in the port.
Snow on way to N.B., but it's not likely to stick around
Environment Canada has issued snowfall warnings for a large chunk of the province, excluding much of the north. Some regions of New Brunswick could see about 15 centimetres.