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Big jump for fuel prices in N.B.
Posted 3 October 2025

Big jump for fuel prices in N.B.

If you waited to fuel up, it’s going to cost you more this week. The Energy and Utilities Board made its price adjustments overnight. The maximum price for regular self-serve gas increased 2.6 cents a litre to around $1.53. Diesel is up 9.7 cents a litre to a maximum of $1.68. Furnace oil prices...

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Scarecrow Festival brings fall spirit to Mahone Bay
Posted 3 October 2025

Scarecrow Festival brings fall spirit to Mahone Bay

Mahone Bay is once again filled with familiar faces and creative displays as the town’s annual Scarecrow Festival takes over the streets. From Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce to the Wizard of Oz cast and a giant lobster, dozens of larger-than-life figures line sidewalks and storefronts,...

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Mariners fall to Crushers in tight game on the road
Posted 2 October 2025

Mariners fall to Crushers in tight game on the road

A close one in New Glasgow for the Yarmouth Mariners, They fell short 4-3 to the Pictou County Crushers Thursday night, dropping their record to 2-4. Yarmouth took a 2-0 lead on two powerplay goals by Louis-Carl Tremblay and Grayson Pardy in the first period. But the Crushers would score the...

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$750K in new funding for cancer research equipment
Posted 2 October 2025

$750K in new funding for cancer research equipment

The provincial government and the Terry Fox Research Institute have announced $750,000 in new funding for cancer research equipment in New Brunswick. The government said it is contributing $400,000, while the Terry Fox Research Institute is providing $350,000. The money will allow the Atlantic...

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Government seeks public input in review of Atlantic Wallboard
Posted 2 October 2025

Government seeks public input in review of Atlantic Wallboard

The provincial government is beginning a regular review of one of Saint John’s major industrial businesses. The Department of Environment and Local Government announced last week it was starting the 180-day public participation process for the renewal of Atlantic Wallboard’s approval to operate....

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Tourism marketplace comes to Port City
Posted 2 October 2025

Tourism marketplace comes to Port City

Saint John will have an opportunity to shine for the tourism sector next week. Atlantic Canada Showcase will be in the city Monday to Wednesday. The biennial event is dedicated to building stronger connections and bringing more visitors to the region. Minister for the Atlantic Canada...

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Dryden OPP arrest one in drug bust
Posted 2 October 2025

Dryden OPP arrest one in drug bust

A 61-year-old man from Dryden faces drug charges after being arrested during a traffic stop. The incident took place on Tuesday around 1:30 pm on Government Street in Dryden. The OPP say they seized a quantity of cocaine, fentanyl and hydromorphone, Canadian currency and other evidence of drug...

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Police watchdog clears RCMP member after man fractures elbow during arrest
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Posted 2 October 2025

Police watchdog clears RCMP member after man fractures elbow during arrest

The province’s police watchdog has cleared an RCMP member of any wrongdoing after an arrest in Dartmouth. SiRT says it was on June 26 in Cole Harbour when they responded to a domestic disturbance call. There had been previous calls of this nature to the home, with multiple arrest warrants out...

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Users of Lake Major supply have to keep using less water
Posted 2 October 2025

Users of Lake Major supply have to keep using less water

If Lake Major is your water supply, Halifax Water says a mandatory conservation measure is still in place. Water restrictions were put in place September 10, and since there has been a 9 per cent decline overall consumption. The utility says this is encouraging but asks you to use less water...

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Man dies in Sackville crash
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Posted 2 October 2025

Man dies in Sackville crash

A 57-year-old man died in a single-vehicle crash in Sackville. It happened Wednesday night around 7:30 on Freer Lane. RCMP say the vehicle was going toward the Cobequid Community Health Centre. It went off the road and into the ditch, the driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

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