John Chilibeck

3 days ago | tj.news | John Chilibeck

Advertisement 1Horizon Health Network will re-direct $1 million in spending to hire Indigenous patient navigatorsAuthor of the article:  •  Local Journalism Initiative reporter  •   •  You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentIndigenous people who might be fearful of the health system are going to receive more help when they arrive at two New Brunswick hospitals. Advertisement 2Don't have an account?

3 days ago | tj.news | John Chilibeck

Facing a storm of criticism, Chuck Chiasson says a solution will be found for walkersAuthor of the article:  •  Local Journalism Initiative reporter  •   •  You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentThree days after people flooded Miramichi’s Centennial Bridge to protest the removal of sidewalks across the span, New Brunswick’s transportation minister has promised pedestrians won’t be left behind. Advertisement 2Don't have an account?

3 days ago | tj.news | John Chilibeck

Gilles LePage tells opposition critic that he'll personally call any worried residents who have questions about their well waterAuthor of the article:  •  Local Journalism Initiative reporter  •   •  You can save this article by registering for free here. Or sign-in if you have an account. Article contentThe amount of spilled fuel that’s been recovered in a massive cleanup at a gas station in Woodstock has now surpassed 180,000 litres, says the province’s environment minister.

4 days ago | thespec.com | John Chilibeck

Dozens of demonstrators marched in the rain Sunday to protest the New Brunswick government’s decision to eliminate sidewalks on Miramichi’s iconic Centennial Bridge. The steel bridge with its famous high arch connecting Douglastown to Chatham on either side of the Miramichi River in eastern New Brunswick has had raised sidewalks on the outside of two lanes of traffic since it opened in 1967.

4 days ago | thespec.com | John Chilibeck

Two former New Brunswick premiers and other top officials from past Liberal regimes have registered as lobbyists in the province on behalf of their clients, a situation the Progressive Conservative interim leader characterizes as unseemly. Glen Savoie has ripped into Premier Susan Holt’s integrity for allowing the practice.