00:08:07
Climate expert calls for more resilient infrastructure following Hurricane Fiona
Last month, Atlantic Canada was battered by one of its worst storms, Hurricane Fiona.
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Maritimes
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01:06:28
St. Stephen Sports Wall of Fame Induction Ceremony Returns After 3-Year Hiatus
Three new inductees unveiled at a formal ceremony at the Garcelon Civic Centre in St. Stephen
NB
- Charlotte County
00:25:54
New legislative session met with protests led by Acadian, Indigenous groups
Three hundred people filled Fredericton’s streets banging pans and blowing horns in a Tintamarre for Acadian
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01:01:03
Richmond Councillors Renew Mombourquette's Term as Warden
Also on TELILE 24/7: A local transgender advocate addresses the provincial legislature's Standing Committee on Health.
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- Arichat
00:01:08
Fire Destroys St. Andrews, NB Campground Rec Hall
No one was injured in a fire that consumed the rec hall of the Kiwanis Campground in St. Andrews, New Brunswick
NB
- Charlotte County
00:04:55
Bayside And Chamcook, NB Could See Steep Increase In Tax Rate Under Municipal Reform
Mayor Henderson says Bayside and Chamcook residents can expect a 55% increase in their tax rate under Municipal Reform
NB
- Charlotte County
00:05:20
Investigation launched into denial of public school for children of some international students
The provincial Child and Youth Advocate plans to open an investigation following reports that Anglophone East School
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00:54:37
Charlotte County Community Living Centre Wants Local Business To Consider Hiring People With Disabilities
To mark Disability Employment Awareness Month, Community Living asks local businesses to "Light it Up for DEAM"
NB
- Charlotte County
01:46:15
Saint Andrews Holds Public Hearings of Objections for Two Proposed Housing Projects For The Town
Council hears residents' concerns regarding proposals for a luxury condominium and an affordable housing unit
NB
- Charlotte County
00:16:16
Too little, too late? New Brunswick pledges $100M to build, renovate public housing
The provincial government on Monday announced an investment of $102.2 million to build 380 new public housing units
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