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Category Archives: LJI stories
Minister wants answers after Lepreau repair job costs an extra $178M
by John Chilibeck, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: Telegraph-Journal October 23, 2026 New Brunswick’s energy minister says he wants a better explanation from NB Power about a big repair job at the Point Lepreau nuclear plant that likely cost its … Continue reading →
Posted in LJI stories, NB Power
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Tagged NB Energy and Utilities Board (EUB), Point Lepreau nuclear power station
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NB Power says future is nuclear, despite Point Lepreau concerns
by John Chilibeck, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: Telegraph-Journal October 6, 2026 NB Power is bullish on nuclear in its latest plan that looks 20 years into the future, despite huge problems at the Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station. Released … Continue reading →
Posted in LJI stories, NB Power
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Tagged NB Power 2026 Integrated Resource Plan, Point Lepreau nuclear power station
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UPDATE: 200 litres of radioactive heavy water spilled at Lepreau nuclear plant
by John Chilibeck, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: Telegraph-Journal September 21, 2026 NB Power says about 200 litres of radioactive heavy water gushed out of a broken instrumentation line earlier this month at its Lepreau nuclear plant, a dangerous problem … Continue reading →
Posted in Environment, LJI stories, NB Power
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Tagged Point Lepreau nuclear power station
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Heavy water leak at Lepreau nuclear plant is radioactive: NB Power
by John Chilibeck, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: Telegraph-Jounal September 18, 2026 The heavy water that leaked last week at a nuclear plant near Saint John is radioactive, NB Power has confirmed. At just past 5 p.m. on Friday, the … Continue reading →
‘Marketing material’ on Sisson mine needs to be scrutinized: critic
by John Chilibeck, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter. Source: Telegraph-Journal September 13, 2026 Groups opposed to a big new mine in central New Brunswick are demanding that the provincial government scrutinize the project’s latest plans, including changes to a tailings pond … Continue reading →
Posted in economic development, Environment, LJI stories, New Brunswick government
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Tagged Northcliffe Resources Ltd., Sisson Mine
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3 Comments
First Nation demands stop to construction of Tantramar gas plant
By: John Chilibeck, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: The Daily Gleaner September 8, 2026 New Brunswick’s biggest First Nation says it wants the provincial government to stop the construction of the proposed 500 MW gas plant on the Chignecto Isthmus, … Continue reading →
Posted in climate change, Environment, Indigenous affairs, LJI stories, NB Power
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Tagged Chignecto Isthmus gas/diesel plant, Elsipogtog First Nation, PROENERGY
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Give us proof Sisson mine won’t threaten waterways: local officials
by John Chilibeck, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: Telegraph-Journal August 20, 2026 The company that wants to build what the prime minister calls a “nation-building” mine in central New Brunswick has met again with the local government that has serious … Continue reading →
Mi’kmaq-led study to test moose for DDT and glyphosate contamination
By: John Chilibeck, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: The Daily Gleaner July 9, 2026 The soaring comeback of the bald eagle uplifts Ethan Augustine. The senior biologist with the North Shore Mi’kmaq Tribal Council says the banning of the pesticide … Continue reading →
Paddlers try to put a damper on ‘nation-building’ mine project
By: John Chilibeck, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: The Daily Gleaner July 2, 2026 More than 100 people canoed and kayaked together on the Nashwaak and St. John rivers last weekend, as a protest paddle against a mining project that … Continue reading →
First Nations Chiefs & Holt gov’t mum on fracking
By: John Chilibeck, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Source: The Daily Gleaner June 27, 2026 More than a week after Premier Susan Holt held a closed-door meeting with New Brunswick’s First Nations chiefs, her Liberal government is still not saying anything … Continue reading →
Posted in Environment, Indigenous affairs, LJI stories
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Tagged fracking, NB First Nations
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New Brunswick’s plan won’t help lower power rates, critics say
by John Chilibeck, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter. Source: Fredericton Gleaner. May 28, 2026 New Brunswick’s Liberal government has released a plan for NB Power, with a push to make skyrocketing electricity rates more affordable. But New Brunswickers can’t count on … Continue reading →
Posted in LJI stories, NB Power, New Brunswick politics
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Tagged NB Power review, Power rates
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