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NB Motorists Stuck on Gas Price Roller Coaster
Commuters across New Brunswick have watched gas prices steadily climb this season, hitting a high of $147.2 on October 21. Prices dipped momentarily by 1.4 cents per litre for motorists when The Energy and Utilities Board made their weekly price…
COVID-19 Outbreaks in New Brunswick’s Nursing Homes and a Lack of Transparency
Nursing homes and long-term care facilities have been battling with an intense fourth wave of COVID-19 across New Brunswick. On September 22, the PROMT (Provincial Rapid Outbreak Management Team) was issued by the government to look after 15 nursing homes…
BREAKING: CUPE Strike Reaches Tentative Agreement, Vote Incoming
On November 13, the New Brunswick Government announced that it had reached a tentative agreement with seven of the local bargaining units representing CUPE. The Central Bargaining Team (CBT) came together to propose a wage package that was presented to…
Vaccine Passport Regulations Coming to New Brunswick
COVID-19-related restrictions are beginning to ease as Canada continues to trend in a positive direction; larger gatherings and events are gradually becoming more accessible and safe for the public thanks to growing vaccination rates and continued efforts made by Canadians. …
Canada and U.S. Border Restrictions
On November 8, the United States will open land, sea, and air borders to fully vaccinated travellers. This works alongside the Public Health Agency of Canada’s July 19 announcement of their plan to ease travel restrictions beginning on September 7,…
STU Indigenous Film Series looks at Residential Schools impacts
STU Indigenous Film Series looks at Residential Schools impacts
Satire: Dead rats found in UNB Student Union Building
Satire: Dead rats found in UNB Student Union Building
