The New Brunswick Department of Finance is subjecting an abandoned former mill site in Bathurst to a tax sale later this month, following years of broken promises from owners who failed to develop the site, and to pay the property taxes owed on it.
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The future of American Iron & Metal’s scrap dealer licence for its Moncton site remains uncertain after Public Safety Minister Kris Austin advised the company last month he was considering suspending or revoking it.
Public Safety minister weighs future of AIM’s Moncton scrapyard licence Read More »
Dana Dickeson says he’s amazed by the growth of Brazilian jiu-jitsu in Fredericton since he opened his gym in 2007. Dickeson, a former professional MMA fighter, says gym members come from different walks of life, but the sport brings them together.
He opened a Brazilian jiu-jitsu gym so he could train. Now it’s overflowing with members Read More »
A water safety organization is sharing tips on how to stay safe around water as the weather warms.
Cooling off in the water? Consider brushing up on water safety Read More »
Nearly half of men aged 19 to 29 are at risk of moderate to severe depression. When it comes to moderate to high anxiety, that number climbs to 57 per cent.
New study finds young men at risk for depression, anxiety Read More »
More than half of Fredericton city council meetings are taking place behind closed doors, according to data from a little-known group calling itself Good Governance New Brunswick.
Out of the public eye: Group looks at city council transparency Read More »
A shellfish disposal facility that’s been subject to complaints and legal action over its odour will cease operations in eastern New Brunswick on Sunday.
Coastal Shell facility to end operations Sunday, citing financial trouble Read More »
