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Former Moncton teacher faces more allegations of sexual assault spanning 35 years
A former Moncton teacher is facing more allegations of sexual assault, dating back as far as 1968, and as recently as 2003, according to the RCMP.
Ability N.B. warns of 'new disability population' with long COVID
Ability NB says the province is dealing with a "new disability population" when it comes to people with long COVID.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/ability-nb-long-covid-1.6502863?cmp=rss
N.B. worksite where supervisor fell to his death short-handed, inquest hears
A construction worker who described himself as a right-hand man to the late Steven Lutes, says his supervisor’s death could have easily been prevented if Lutes had a spotter.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/steven-lutes-inquest-1.6502925?cmp=rss
Three now jointly charged in Moncton shooting death of Joedin Leger
One of the three people accused of killing 18-year-old in Moncton has been sent for a psychiatric evaluation following a court appearance Monday.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/joedin-leger-murder-shooting-1.6502661?cmp=rss
Tracadie paid nearly $50K to consultants close to the P.C. government
Two consultants with close ties to the governing Progressive Conservative party were paid $50,000 by the regional municipality of Tracadie to lobby the provincial government, according to documen...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/tracadie-paid-consultants-pc-1.6502773?cmp=rss
Miramichi on the move to create walkable, bikeable city
Residents of Miramichi will soon have more room for biking and walking throughout the community.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/miramichi-trails-construction-nb-1.6502410?cmp=rss
Meeshe's Journey: how a middle school running club helped her cross the finish line
A middle school running club helps a young student overcome challenges to complete a 5K.
Fewer than 10,000 seize chance to choose New Brunswick's next Liberal leader
The race to choose a new leader of the New Brunswick Liberal Party has attracted only half the number of registered voters as the party’s last contest a decade ago.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/liberal-leader-next-10k-1.6500828?cmp=rss
Libraries in Canada hit by wave of hate, threats, as right-wing groups protest all-age drag events
Family-friendly drag events across Canada, many hosted by municipal libraries, have been targeted by a deluge of hateful comments and threats this Pride month, prompting multiple police investiga...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/investigates/libraries-threats-all-age-drag-1.6501247?cmp=rss
Sitansisk Wolastoqiyik celebrates triumphant return to powwow season
People say they are excited to celebrate the union of nations and cultures after three years of being unable to hold in-person powwows due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/sitansisk-wolastoqiyik-pow-wow-2022-1.6502220?cmp=rss
Wolastoqey immersion school launches curriculum
A Wolastoqey language immersion school launched its curriculum this week with the help of elders and teachers in the community.
Heading back to nature this summer? Tread lightly, say outdoor experts
Conservation groups have been doing a lot of work lately to give people virtual access to important ecological areas in the Maritimes, but if that’s given you the itch to go in person this summ...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/fragile-ecosystem-tourism-1.6500452?cmp=rss
Bluesman Colin James excited to be back on the road with three N.B. dates
Bluesman Colin James admits the title of his latest album is a bit of an irony, given the conditions under which it was made. Open Road was recorded while James was stuck at home in Vancouver, un...
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/colin-james-on-the-road-1.6500281?cmp=rss
Pepper, spice shortage raises concern for N.B. businesses
A shortage of hot peppers and spices around the globe is starting to hit businesses at home.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/pepper-shortage-spice-nb-businesses-1.6501844?cmp=rss
Camp Glenburn welcomes gender-diverse kids because 'the outdoors is for everyone'
The camp, run through the YMCA of Greater Saint John, welcomes trans and gender-diverse youth — and now there’s a formal process for making sure they have the best camp experience possible.
88-year-old gives young angler the fly-fishing rod he made as a teen
An 88-year-old Moncton man gave his handmade fishing rod from his teenage years to a young angler in the community after learning about the boy's love for fly fishing.
Film shows loss of Indigenous identity from perspective of a man and a river
A gathering circle of Indigenous people and allies in Fredericton has produced a new film about the river officially known as the St. John.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/my-name-is-wolastoq-st-john-river-1.6500519?cmp=rss
Student EI program stopped, students in 'disbelief'
A New Brunswick program that allowed people who were eligible for employment insurance benefits to access them while at university or in other training full time was quietly dropped this week.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brunswick/student-ei-program-stopped-1.6500802?cmp=rss
Why Ukrainian newcomers are not refugees and why that matters
The tearful reunions and welcoming hugs looked the same, but despite travelling to find safety in Canada, these newcomers are not considered refugees.
Crowds flock to Fredericton passport office after long lines in Montreal
People lined up outside the Service Canada office in Fredericton on Friday morning, optimistic the wait to apply for a passport would be much shorter than in Montreal.