Nick Moore

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U.S. tourism operators ‘cautiously optimistic’ about Canadian visitors as 51st state rhetoric softensPublished: May 27, 2025 at 3:46PM EDTA sign welcoming Canadian visitors to Old Orchard Beach, Maine. (Nick Moore/CTV Atlantic)

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New Brunswick’s Official Opposition is asking why unsold United States alcohol purchased before the U.S. trade war’s escalation is being kept off store shelves, after a drop in NB Liquor’s net income to end the fiscal year. NB Liquor removed U.S. liquor from store shelves in February in response to President Donald Trump’s initial tariff threats. The provincial government also directed NB Liquor to stop making new purchase orders for U.S. liquor.

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From the page to the stage, New Brunswick high school students are putting their stories in the spotlight and becoming playwrights. Of the 40 plays presented recently at the province’s high school drama festival,15 were original productions – a number that has grown substantially over the years. Hampton High School students Adeline Oegema and Katie Hoyt co-wrote “Narrative of a Monarch,” while also serving as the production’s directors.

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New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says “nobody is going to lose their job” under a plan to move some nurses to different roles within the health-care system. The reassignment of nurses to new positions dominated question period in the legislature for a third day. The topic was first raised last weekby the Progressive Conservative Official Opposition. Interim PC Leader Glen Savoie said some nurses have been given ultimatums to either accept new roles or face potential layoffs.

3 weeks ago | ctvnews.ca | Nick Moore

Public hearings on a proposed expansion of Saint John’s Spruce Lake Industrial Park will continue next week following a five-hour public hearing inside city council chambers Tuesday night. In all, 29 people spoke at the hearingbefore it was adjourned. Those who didn’t get an opportunity to speak will get another chance inside council chambers on May 20.