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Jordan Gill

Reporter at CBAT-TV (CBC New Brunswick)

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All but 2 N.B. departments see capital budget increases for 2026-27

The Holt government has bumped up spending for several files in what Finance Minister René Legacy called the “the largest investment in capital in our province’s history.”
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Wildlife fencing no guarantee you won't hit moose or deer, drivers ...

A Bathurst man is urging New Brunswickers to keep an eye out for wildlife on provincial highways, even where wildlife fencing is installed.
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N.B. prof named among world's top AI researchers. Here's how he see...

One of the world’s top artificial intelligence researchers, who works in New Brunswick, is optimistic about what the future could bring with advancements of the technology, but Moulay Akhloufi urges caution.
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Grand Falls police officer charged with child sex crimes

A Grand Falls police constable has been charged with several crimes related to sexually inappropriate conduct with children.
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The long, cold, sometimes deadly way N.B.ers used to travel in winter

Long before studded tires and heated seats, New Brunswickers relied on horse-drawn sleighs to get around in the winter.
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Province's pre-budget survey gives N.B. heritage sites the jitters

Museums and historic sites in New Brunswick are asking the province to conduct more meaningful consultation with the heritage sector before this year’s budget.
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Greater Moncton airport launches new effort to curb human trafficking

The Greater Moncton Roméo LeBlanc International Airport airport has partnered with the anti-trafficking organization Not In My City to train staff on the possible signs of human trafficking.
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Looking back at Moncton's rail history and the CN roundhouse

West Main Street in Moncton, N.B., is now the home of several car dealerships, but it was another mode of transportation that gave the area its defining characteristic not that long ago.
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Maine tourism suffers as Canadians continue to steer clear of U.S.

More than a year into Donald Trump's second U.S. presidency, it appears Canadians are still not wild about travelling among their neighbours south of the border.
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Artist channels grandmother, nudity and paper towel in new exhibit

Two things are clear when you speak with Jake Kimble about their grandmother. The first is the love they have for her. The second is that the grandmother is quite the character.
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A prime minister, an axe murderer and ghosts: Albert County Museum'...

The more than 100 museums of New Brunswick abound with treasures, but few are likely to have an artifact that could have been a prop in the horror movie The Shining.