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Cosmetology group says strict licensing rules for people from outside N.B. will stay
The licensing authority for New Brunswick cosmetologists says it won't budge on rules that can make it difficult for hairstylists and other beauty-trade technicians elsewhere in Canada to set up shop in the province.
Calling all fungi fans: the New Brunswick Museum needs your help
Have you ever dreamed of being a mushroom scientist? Now is your chance. The New Brunswick Museum is starting a citizen science project to document all of the varieties of mushrooms in Atlantic Canada.
Steady decline in border crossings impacting N.B. operators for better or worse
Cross-border traffic between New Brunswick and Maine is still on the decline, and these changing habits are impacting operators differently.
Making the most of moths and other unsung heroes of pollination
With spring well underway, gardening enthusiasts are becoming eager to grab their shovels and seeds. And they're being urged to support pollinators in the process.
Meet three young voters and top issues on their mind before election day
With just one day left before the federal election, you might be wondering what issues are top of mind for young voters as they head to the polls.
Liberal government moves to repeal PC legislation forcing unions into new pension plan
The New Brunswick government is ending a two-year fight with CUPE and repealing legislation that would have forced five unions into a shared-risk pension plan.
Megalodon-mania: Teeth from massive ancient shark up for auction in Saint John
A Saint John auction house has opened bidding for a collection of ancient megalodon shark teeth.
Antonine Maillet tribute set for Moncton's annual Frye Festival
Moncton’s Frye Festival will honour late Acadian novelist and playwright Antonine Maillet with a special literary show, to showcase the depth of her writing.
UNB scientist checks in from first all-Canadian Antarctic mission
A group of 15 researchers have been gathering data for the last two weeks as part of the first all-Canadian Antarctic mission.
Fire at AIM recycling plant in Fredericton contained
A fire broke out at an American Iron and Metal recycling plant on Fredericton's north side on Thursday, resulting in heavy smoke and an air quality advisory for nearby residents.