Author Archives: Tara Clow
More mental health services and awareness needed
Mental health is now a common concern, more than ever before, according to the Canadian Mental Health Association of New Brunswick. Many are dealing with feelings of loneliness, anxiety and depression...
May 02, 2023 Chloe Capture
Embrace the dandelions for the month of May
There's lots of love for the dandelions this month. It's No Mow May. The Tri-Communities are encouraging homeowners to embrace the bees. Certain green spaces have been chosen and will not be mowed thi...
May 02, 2023 Mike Mozart / CC
Kellogg's Canada reliving memories for cereal lovers
Kellogg's Canada is turning back time for four of its favourite cereals. It will offer retro packaging for Frosted Flakes, Froot Loops, Rice Krispies and Corn Flakes for the month of May. They've all ...
May 01, 2023 Kellogg Canada Turns Back Time with Limited-Edition Retro Packaging of Four Fab Favourites (CNW Group/Kellogg Canada Inc.)
PSAC says bargaining blitz underway with CRA
Around 35,000 Canada Revenue Agency workers remain on the picket lines as negotiations continue. In a news release, the Public Service Alliance of Canada says sticking points currently include wages a...
May 01, 2023 The Canada Revenue Agency is one of many federal government agencies that will have reduced services as a result of the ongoing PSAC strike. Photo: CRA.
PSAC Treasury Board workers reach tentative deal
More than 120,000 Treasury Board PSAC members are returning to work this morning. A tentative deal was reached overnight. The Public Service Alliance of Canada says the agreement exceeds the employer'...
May 01, 2023 (Photo: from PSAC website)
UPDATE: Changes coming due to overcrowding in Anglophone East Schools
No boundary changes are coming for Anglophone East schools, but there will be some grade reconfigurations, after a vote by the Anglophone East District Education Council on Thursday night. One affects...
Apr 28, 2023 lori05871 / CC
Dieppe's proposed tree by-law a first for Atlantic Canada
If passed, a proposed bylaw in Dieppe would be the first in Atlantic Canada to govern trees on private property. A presentation on the outline of a tree bylaw was made by the City of Dieppe staff to t...
Apr 28, 2023 Mike / CC
Increased funding for New Brunswick SPCA
A funding boost to help keep animals safe from neglect. The Department of Environment and Local Government announced an increase in funding for the New Brunswick SPCA by $500, 000, bringing their year...
Apr 28, 2023 Wendy Harman / CC
Price dips for fuel in N.B.
Another dip at the pumps this week. The maximum cost for regular self-serve dipped 5.4 cents a litre this week to 166.1. Several stations are selling for a few cents less, at around 163.8 this morning...
Apr 28, 2023 Jelene Morris / CC
RCMP monitoring for tent sites in Tri-communities as weather improves
As weather conditions improve, Codiac RCMP is planning ahead to deal with those living rough. Superintendent Ben Jolette told Riverview Town Council they'll be connecting with all three municipalities...
Apr 27, 2023 (Photo: Riverview Town Council)