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Mount Allison to host Maritime Tick and Lyme Disease Conference April 28
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The Sackville Tribune Post
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Mount Allison to host Maritime Tick and Lyme Disease Conference April 28
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Increase in funding for New Brunswick foster families
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Nature Conservancy protecting more land on Isthmus of Chignecto
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Funding announcement at Drew Nursing Home in Sackville sparks rally by nursing home workers
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Government invests $1 million to expand screening for colon cancers across New Brunswick
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First step approved for rezoning on Sackville’s Robson Avenue to allow for construction of new ambulance station
VIDEO: Truro man pays tribute to Humboldt Broncos with stirring harmonica rendition of Amazing Grace
TRURO, N.S. - For Jim McCready, music is the ultimate form of expression. So when he felt the need to express his sorrow after hearing about the Humboldt Broncos tragedy, he knew what to do. “It was just a spontaneous, in-the-moment ...
Tantramar region shows its support for Humboldt
SACKVILLE, N.B. – Local schools, businesses, municipalities and individuals throughout the Tantramar area are joining Canadians across the country this week to show their support for the families and friends of the victims of the Humboldt ...
Developer hopes to move forward on plans for Sackville seniors’ complex
SACKVILLE, N.B. – A new seniors’ development could soon be in the works for downtown Sackville, if town council approves a rezoning for a small piece of property that’s part of the former United Church site. Local developer John ...
Mount Allison student diagnosed with mumps
SACKVILLE, N.B. – Mount Allison University issued an alert last week confirming a student was diagnosed with the mumps. “Public Health has confirmed a single case of the mumps in a student attending Mount Allison,” the alert, ...
Mitton gains local Green Party nomination
MEMRAMCOOK, N.B. – Megan Mitton will be the Green candidate for the riding of Memramcook-Tantramar in next year’s election. She was acclaimed by the local Green party members Wednesday night at the Monument Lefebvre in ...
Anglophone East schools 'following standard safety protocol' in wake of 'low-level threat'
SACKVILLE, N.B. – Officials with the Anglophone East School District issued a statement shortly before 9 a.m. this morning advising schools are following “standard safety protocol” in the wake of information circling on social media ...
Applications now available for adoption information
FREDERICTON, N.B. – The provincial government is now providing birth records related to adoptions. Applications for access to such information opened April 1 for adult adoptees, birth parents, adult children of a deceased adult adoptee, and ...
New Brunswick minimum wage to increase on April 1
MONCTON, N.B. – New Brunswickers are reminded that the minimum wage will increase to $11.25 per hour from $11 per hour on April 1. “New Brunswickers want their government to make investments to help the economy. They also want us to ...
Border collie missing two days spotted stranded on ice floes of frigid Tatamagouche Bay
TATAMAGOUCHE, N.S. - If dogs could talk, Lizzie would have quite a tale to tell. Her adventure started Wednesday, March 21 when the 10-month-old border collie, who lives on Lismore Sheep Farm in River John, took off. She had never left the ...
Sackville family makes significant land donation to Atlantic Wildlife Institute
COOKVILLE, N.B. – It has sat vacant for more than seven decades but a 156-acre piece of property in Centre Village will soon be put to good use again. The large parcel of land was recently gifted to the Atlantic Wildlife ...
