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UNB spreads naloxone kits around campuses
The University of New Brunswick has placed nasal spray naloxone kits around its campuses for emergency opioid overdose situations.
Moncton, Saint John to submit joint Canada Games bid by end of month
Moncton and Saint John are preparing to submit a joint bid in a couple of weeks to host the 2029 Canada Summer Games.
4 drugs for rare diseases to be covered under N.B. deal with federal government
Drug coverage for four drugs used to treat some rare diseases was announced in Fredericton on Wednesday under a $32-million deal signed by the federal and provincial governments.
New performing arts centre gets $3.5M donation from Fredericton couple
The new Fredericton performing arts centre, under construction on the corner of King and Regent streets downtown, finally has a name.
Marysville man shares cautionary tale after puppy tests positive for weed
A Marysville man was in for a scary few hours when his normally excitable 10-month-old puppy became wobbly, shaky and lethargic after ingesting cannabis.
Rothesay appeals for caution on ice after fishing shack breaks through
The Town of Rothesay is urging people to be cautious about walking out on the frozen Kennebecasis River.
N.B. mayor working on next steps as community's longtime doctor retires
A family doctor in a small New Brunswick village has retired, and while the mayor says it’s a big loss for the community, he would love to see someone take over the role.
The squeaky cheese dream: How this New Brunswick senior checked off one more dream on his list
Normand MacDonald applied to We Are Young, the organization that ultimately helped the 71-year-old realize his dream
From Fredericton to the bright lights, N.B. actor shares highs, lows of making it in musical theatre
Fredericton's Rose Messenger, 23, has been performing in the Canadian production of Titanique for the last several months. But with the show coming to an end, she is once again looking for new opportunities in a sometimes inconsistent industry.
30 more affordable-housing units coming to Moncton this year, set for seniors
A Moncton housing organization plans to create 30 affordable units in a former office building on St. George Boulevard.