A first-of-its-kind shark study is making waves in Passamaquoddy Bay this summer-and community volunteers are needed to help make history. From July 19 to 26, the inaugural Passamaquoddy Bay White Sha...

A New Brunswick organization is tracking cyanobacteria in provincial waterways as it works to learn more about the bacteria. The Hammond River Angling Association has deployed more than a dozen cyano ...

Clothing donation bins may soon be removed from municipally-owned land throughout St. Stephen. A staff report was presented to council during the July committee of the whole meeting last week. CAO Jef...

The number of measles cases in the Sussex region has risen to 14. Public Health has reported one new case of the virus since last Thursday. An outbreak was declared last Monday, five days after the fi...

Some homes and businesses in the Kenora area will be without power for much of Monday morning. Hydro One says a planned power outage will take place in the area from 8 a.m. to noon Central Time. More ...

More than a dozen people in Ontario have fallen ill due to contaminated salami and cacciatore. Health officials have recalled more than 65 products so far due to possible salmonella contamination. Tho...

Work is continuing on a new policy aimed at improving access to recreation facilities in the town of Quispamsis. The recreational facility allocation policy will guide how community spaces are booked,...

The animal control bylaw in St. Stephen will undergo a comprehensive review. It is one of two municipal bylaws that council's committee of the whole has directed town staff to take a look at. A full r...

New Brunswick's real estate market continues to lean in favour of sellers, according to the province's real estate board. Home sales remained stable in June with 1,000 homes switching hands, an increa...

A couple of traffic notes to be aware of in Greater Moncton due to construction. Delays are expected on Harrisville Boulevard between the Trans-Canada off-ramp and Frenette Avenue. City officials said...