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Saint Andrews, N.B., raises concerns about power outages caused by wildlife

1 week ago | ctvnews.ca | Nick Moore

Saint Andrews, N.B., is raising concerns about the upcoming tourism season following a power outage caused by wildlife last weekend and a string of unplanned outages related to ospreys and squirrels last year. The latest outage on Sunday began around 11:30 a.m. and lasted three hours, affecting about 2,200 NB Powercustomers in the Saint Andrews area. NB Power says the outage was caused by wildlife damaging equipment.
Italy wins World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship in Fredericton

1 week ago | ctvnews.ca | Nick Moore

Italy won the World Mixed Doubles Curling Championship in Fredericton on Saturday, beating Scotland 9-4. The gold-medal game featured Italy’s reigning Olympic champs Stefania Constantini and Amos Mosaner, against Scotland’s Jennifer Dodds and Bruce Mouat. This is Italy’s first medal at the World Mixed Doubles. It comes as the country prepares to host next year’s winter Olympics in Milano Cortina.
N.B. school districts ordered to ‘redirect’ budgets, resulting in library worker layoffs

2 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Nick Moore

An order from the Holt government for New Brunswick’s seven school districts to “redirect” budgets has resulted in layoff notices this week, with the potential for more to come.
New Brunswick’s federal election results mirror 2021 map

2 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Nick Moore

A two-party fight on election night kept New Brunswick’s federal political map similar to the 2021 vote. Out of the province’s 10 ridings, the Liberals tallied six and the Conservatives carried four. In the popular vote, the Liberals recorded 53.4 per cent of ballot support while the Conservatives took 40.8 per cent. Trailing far behind in the province’s popular vote were the NDP with 2.9 per cent and the Green Party with 1.7 per cent. The province recorded a voter turnout ofmore than 72 per cent.
P.E.I. tops voter turnout across the country in federal election

2 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Nick Moore

Prince Edward Island once again led the country in voter turnout for the federal election. According to Elections Canada,a total of 95,684 out of 123,822 registered electors cast a ballot on the island – representing a voter turnout of 77.28 per cent. P.E.I. traditionally posts strong voting numbers for federal and provincial elections.
No link between NB Power smart meters and higher utility bills: review

3 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Nick Moore

A highly anticipated review of NB Power smart meters is reporting no link between the devices and higher utility bills. Results from the review, conducted by KPMG, were released Friday afternoon at NB Power’s headquarters in Fredericton. In its report, KPMG said there were no power consumption increases for customers who changed to a smart meter from December 2023 to December 2024 that can be attributed to the meters.
Saint John, N.B., re-routes two Rockwood Park trails out of private property

3 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Nick Moore

A pair of trails in Saint John’s Rockwood Park are being re-routed out of private property. The city says a portion of Carnageand Deer Traxalong the park’s northern edge will be redirected to stay within the boundaries of Rockwood. Carnage is listed as a 2.4 km black diamond trail, and Deer Trax is a 0.5 km connector path. Details about the trail’s new distances weren’t immediately available.
‘We hug it out’: Festival of friendship between N.B. and Maine going forward amid trade war

3 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Nick Moore

Two communities along the Canada-U.S. border plan to “hug it out” this summer amidst the international trade war. The 52nd International Homecoming Festivalis scheduled for Aug. 6 – 10 in St. Stephen, N.B., and Calais, Maine, with a theme leaning into the turbulent times. “We chose ‘We Hug It Out,’” says festival co-chair Andrea Walton, who also serves as an administrator at Calais city hall.
Tuesday is the deadline to vote by special ballot at any Elections Canada office

3 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Nick Moore

Tuesday is the last day to vote by special ballot at any Elections Canada office, ahead of the April 28 general federal election. Tuesday is also the deadline to apply to vote by mail with a special ballot, and to request sign language interpretation on election day. Special ballot voting began in acute care centres, including hospitals, on Sunday and will continue until Tuesday.
Fashion students go bold to boundary-pushing on a Fredericton runway

4 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Nick Moore

The New Brunswick College of Craft and Design’s (NBCCD) annual fashion show returned for its 27th edition Thursday night, featuring student creations from classic to daring on a Fredericton catwalk. The fashion show, which features the work of graduating students, has grown to become a flagship event for NBCCD every year, and is now the largest event of its kind in Canada east of Montreal.