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Category Archives: New Brunswick government
Sackville resident appeals to town council for help in preventing tragedy on Pond Shore Rd.
A retired teacher warned Sackville Town Council last night that people’s lives are in danger because of excessive speeding on Pond Shore Road near Silver Lake. “We fear that it’s going to be a tragic accident that occurs if something … Continue reading
Posted in New Brunswick government, Town of Sackville
Tagged RCMP patrols, Rte 940, speeding, traffic safety
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Sackville expected to join other municipalities in pressing for more federal-provincial support
Sackville Town Council is getting ready to launch a campaign this week seeking more than $865,000 in additional tax money from the federal and provincial governments. Councillors are expected to endorse a series of resolutions on Monday supporting other municipalities … Continue reading
Hundreds of student strikers march on Sackville town hall to demand action on climate change
Hundreds of students in Sackville rallied in the academic quadrangle at Mount Allison University today before marching to town hall to demand that all levels of government take action on climate change. Students from Salem Elementary, Marshview Middle School, Tantramar … Continue reading
Mt. A. professors predict PCs will form the next NB government with another election soon
A trio of professors at Mount Allison University addressed a packed lecture hall today in Sackville as they strove to explain what happened in last month’s inconclusive New Brunswick election and what might come next. Politics professor Mario Levesque predicted … Continue reading
Recount confirms Mitton win, LeBlanc loss in Memramcook-Tantramar
There were no cheers — or tears — today in a windowless Moncton courtroom when Madame Justice Brigitte Robichaud finally confirmed that Green Party candidate Megan Mitton had won the riding of Memramcook-Tantramar by 11 votes in the September 24th … Continue reading
Posted in New Brunswick Election 2018, New Brunswick government
Tagged Bernard LeBlanc, Megan Mitton
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Mt. A. expert calls Sackville high-risk area for tick-borne disease
Mount Allison biology professor Vett Lloyd warned Town Council last Tuesday that Sackville is in a high-risk area for ticks that spread illnesses including Lyme disease. “The problem with ticks is not that they’re revolting blood suckers,” Dr. Lloyd said, … Continue reading
Retired military policeman chosen as PC candidate in Memramcook-Tantramar
New Brunswick Progressive Conservatives have chosen Etienne Gaudet, a 48-year-old retired military police officer to contest the riding of Memramcook-Tantramar in the September 24th provincial election. “It’s not very often that we run into a retired military person who’s offered … Continue reading
