Latest from Rhythm Rathi
Canada Votes
Here's who's running in N.B. for the April 28 federal election
New Brunswickers will soon be heading to the polls to elect their members of parliament in the spring election. As parties fill their slates, here's a list of who's running where.
Southwest N.B. mayors want answers after second straight rejection by federal housing fund
The mayors of Saint Andrews, St. Stephen and the Village of McAdam are writing to the federal government hoping to learn why they were left out of the Canada's Housing Accelerator Fund — again.
Canadian crab, lobster industry officials look for answers in Boston
Canadian crab and lobster industry representatives will be looking for some answers and opportunities at the Seafood Expo North America in Boston.
Structure fire in northern New Brunswick expected to burn all day, into the night
Fire crews are still at a structure fire in Lamèque that started at around 7:30 a.m. on Thursday.
Foreign-trained family doctors graduate from N.B. licensing program
The wait for a family doctor may soon come to an end for many New Brunswickers, as 10 new physicians join the health-care system.
His uncle gave him his first camera. Decades later, he has received a prestigious award
The work of a renowned New Brunswick photographer has been honoured with a prestigious Governor General's Award from the Canada Council for the Arts.
N.B. senior rigs his walker with cross-country skis to get the most out of winter
Relying on a walker because of a hip injury is no excuse for staying indoors for an 88-year-old New Brunswicker who loves to ski.
Province receives more than $150M for water-related upgrades
Municipalities across New Brunswick now have new access to federal funding to help pay for water-related upgrades.
Moncton high school student organizes summit for Black youth
A Grade 11 student decided to create a space for Black youth from four different Moncton area high schools to be able to share their experiences and interact with some keynote speakers, including the City's Mayor and New Brunswick's Education Minister.
Moncton area loses historic covered bridge, leaving province with only 58
Southeastern New Brunswick loses a historic covered bridge. The William Mitton covered bridge was demolished Wednesday, leaving the province with only 58 covered bridges.