The Lunchbox 2020-08-27: Ingrained Art

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On today’s show:

  • Today is Burger Day, so whether you cooked them yourselves, if they were made of meat or veg, I hope you grabbed a handful of the quintessential summer sandwich and enjoyed it.
  • Sadly (but unsurprisingly), the Monday Night Film Series has been cancelled for this fall due to COVID.
  • However, Symphony NB is staging a Condensed Ensemble to celebrate it’s 70th season, with 10 performances in October, November and December.
  • Flourish Fest has shifted from the spring 4-day spring festival to be a 10-day fall celebration! FLOURISH will be held from September 3-13, and ALL projects and programming will be totally free of charge. See the Facebook event for more details.
  • 2018 was a good year for artists, apparently. I found my interviews with Bruce Gray (wood artist) and Emily Blair and Emily Kennedy (WARPED).

News update:

  • There were no new cases of COVID-19 reported by New Brunswick Public Health yesterday afternoon.
  • Provincial party leaders were back on the campaign trail with many promises to undecided voters.
  • Drivers will pay a bit more at the gas pumps this week.
  • The RCMP Major Crimes Unit is investigating after a homicide on the Burnt Church First Nation.
  • Two people have been arrested after police searched a home in Upper Woodstock on Tuesday.
  • To help the school population stay safe this semester, St. Thomas University will provide students with reusable face masks.
  • And provinces and territories are getting an extra two billion dollars to help ensure kids can safely go back to school next month.
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The Lunchbox 2020-08-26: Sasha French

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On the show:

  • It was Webmistress Day, so I hope you celebrated the women who make the web.
  • I had an opportunity share a thunderstorm with Sasha French in Odell Park on Tuesday to talk about her painting and other arts as part of her residency.
  • And, maybe inspired by the rain, I rolled out an interview from 2016 with Rachel Watters, a painter who was in residency in the Barracks that summer.

News update:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported one new case of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
  • Provincial party leaders continue to make whistle-stop tours yesterday as they gear up for next month’s snap election.
  • It’s game on for school sports and other clubs as long as the province stays within the yellow phase.
  • The Grand Bay-Westfield RCMP is investigating after shots were fired at a vehicle last Friday.
  • One person is in hospital after an ATV crash just outside of Saint John yesterday afternoon.
  • The City of Fredericton is seeking a volunteer to fill a seat on the mayor’s community and post-secondary committee to represent wards 9 or 11.  
  • And the Royal Canadian Snowbirds are back in the air.
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Homemade Jams // 2020-08-26

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Tracklisting:
1.) Shotgun Jimmie – Tumbleweed
2.) Jon McKiel – Private Eye
3.) Julie Aubé – Seras-tu là?
4.) The Town Heroes – Poets
5.) The Burning Hell – Amateur Rappers
6.) Colin Fowlie – Sanctuary
7.) Catherine Kennedy – Borrow You Sorrow
8.) Dave Puhacz – Pour être avec elle
9.) Les Hôtesses d’Hilaire – Boule boule
10.) New Fries – Ploce (Toronto, ON)
11.) FM Berlin – Yer Honour
12.) CHIPS – Mystery Love
13.) Mike Boyd – I Get Around
14.) Rey D – Loyal

Mornings Are Hard // 2020-08-26

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Track Listing:
1.) Kid Travis – Galaxy
2.) Dead Wicks – The Smoke You Hide
3.) KARTINI – Devil In Disguise
4.) Ryan H – Kiko
5.) Camille Delean – Idle Fever, Out Of Tune
6.) Dan Friese – Streetlight
7.) Shred Kelly – Roman Candle Eyes
8.) The Harpoonist & The Axe Murderer – Black and Blue
9.) Kyle & The Pity Party – The Feeling Of Being Alone
10.) Carver Commodore – Black Plastic
11.) Royal Tusk – DealBreaker
12.) The High Chameleons – The Himalayas
13.) Baby Bulldog – I Rly Rly Like U
14.) Dent May – Hotel Stationery

Homemade Jams // 2020-08-25

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Track Listing:
1.) Kylie Fox – Avocado
2.) Quote The Raven – Hope
3.) P’tit Belliveau – Drivin’ On Empty
4.) Mike Bravener – The Jones Boys 1 & 2
5.) Sleepy Driver, Northeastern Chorus – Wilderness
6.) Ryan Hillier – Brave New Waves
7.) Free To Grow – The Storm
8.) DIllon Ryan & The Dream Romantic – So Lovely
9.) Nebullama – Groovin’
10.) Lil Omar – So What?
11.) Chiller – Heretic
12.) Klackers – Rise Or Die
13.) bleum – Welcome To My Life
14.) Elephant Skeletons – Trash Sultan
15.) Jimmy Swift Band – Two Hands On The Wheel

The Lunchbox 2020-08-25: Tracey Dutt

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On today’s show:

  • It’s both Kiss and Make Up Day and Banana Split Day. Not sure if these are working against each other, or satisfying some couples’ dreams…
  • I just heard about Maggie’s Farm Revival‘s show at Dolan’s Pub tonight at 5:30pm — but it was sold out anyway.
  • So, here’s fair warning! Keith Hallett is playing at The Cap on Wednesday at 7pm. (Provided it doesn’t rain…) Get your tickets while they are available!
  • I sat down with Tracey Dutt at the Botanic Gardens on Monday afternoon to chat about her artist residency working with textiles.
  • And back in 2017 I spoke with Lisa Ann Ross of Solo Chicken Productions about their art show called Shorts & Sweets.

News update:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported no new cases of COVID-19 on Monday, keeping the province’s total number of active cases at nine.
  • Provincial party leaders were back on the campaign trail yesterday afternoon.
  • Elections New Brunswick has announced there won’t be polling stations on campus for the snap election.
  • Police say two men have been arrested and charged for possessing loaded firearms and illegal cigarettes.
  • The City of Fredericton is launching a new website for residents to provide feedback to city hall on several topics.
  • Police are warning residents about a fraudulent call claiming to represent Service Canada and the Saint John Police Force.
  • And a New Brunswick drive-in has received a special honour from Reader’s Digest Canada.
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The Lunchbox 2020-08-24: Weird is Wonderful

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On today’s show:

  • It’s International Strange Music Day, so I present to you New Brunswick’s own SIRR, with the delightful tune Sasquatch. Keep it weird!
  • It’s time for a poetic smack down! The Fredericton Slam! is being hosted on The Cap Patio at 7pm tonight. While the ticket is free, they need you to purchase your free ticket in advance in order to facilitate social distancing. Tickets at: https://thecaplive.com/tickets/poetry-slam-august-24th . See the Facebook event for more details.
  • Keith Hallett will be playing live on The Cap Patio on Wednesday night at 7pm!
  • This Saturday is Record Store Day! So, visit your Friendly Local Record Store to pick up some awesome exclusives, cherished classics and local superstars. And once it’s all over, relax at 6pm on The Cap Patio the Heat $heets Record Story Day Drop Afterparty.
  • I’ve loved many wonderful and weird theatre experiences right here in this city, and felt like celebrating a different kind of strange music with words! I looked back on 2019 when I spoke to Corinski and Nate about Theatre St Thomas’ #SWIPERS and UNB’s Alex Pannier and Devin Rockwell about The Gravitational Pull of Bernice Trimble.

News updates:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported one new case of COVID-19 on Sunday to bring the province’s total number of active cases to nine.
  • Provincial party leaders are back on the campaign trail this week.
  • Police in Saint John are warning the public about a new employment scam making the rounds.
  • Police say a 21-year-old Dipper Harbour man is dead after a two-vehicle collision just west of Saint John.
  • Despite a global pandemic, the organizers from the Freddy Beach Ribfest had a successful weekend.
  • Residents are asked to avoid certain brands of California peaches after a salmonella outbreak in the United States.
  • A study by the Canadian Red Cross shows vulnerable seniors require more support during a pandemic and beyond.
  • And after three ballots and several hours of delays, the Federal Conservatives have their new leader.
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!earshot20 // 2020-08-21

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Hour One:
#20 – Keleketla! – International Love Affair
Bonus Track – Capital 6 – Dirty Funk 
#19 – New Fries – Bangs
#18 – Wares – Violence
#17 –  Ora Cogan – Kills
#16 – Pantayo – V V V (They Lie)
#15 – Jessy Lanza – Alexander
#14 – The Beths – You Are A Beam Of Light
#13 – Dizzy – Primrose Hill
#12 – Braids – Ocean
Bonus Track – Astralblak – Funksters Prayer
#11 – Run The Jewels – ohh la la

Hour Two:
#10 – Thanya Iyer – I Forget to Drink Water (Balance)
#09 – Crack Cloud – Angel Dust (Eternal Peace)
#08 – Lido Pimienta – Para Transcribir (LUNA)
#07 – Protomartyr – Bridge & Crown
Bonus Track – Frankie and the Witch Fingers – Cavehead
#06 – The Jerry Cans – Kazabazua
#05 –  Pottery – Under The Wires
#04 – Khruangbin – Shida
Bonus Track – Baby Bulldog – Everyone But Me
#03 – Land of Talk – Weight of That Weekend
#02 – Tough Age – Patience of Mind
Bonus Track – Mint Field – Contingencia
#01 –  Zoon – Brokenhead

Homemade Jams // 2020-08-20

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Track Listing:
1.) Rachel Beck – Dancin’
2.) In-Flight Safety – Stockholm
3.) Strangelands – Into The Night
4.) Quote The Raven – Hope
5.) Kylie Fox – Alberta
6.) Cameron Nickerson – Jeremiah
7.) Andrew Waite – Faith
8.) Matty Grace – This Rusted Bike Lock
9.) Honey Gut – Ghost of the Tundra
10.) Jon McKiel – Private Eye
11.) Brookside Mall – Canis Major
12.) Floodland – Tangled
13.) The Motorleague – The Boards
14.) Like A Motorcycle – Satan Does The Numbers
15.) Kestrels – It’s A Secret

Homemade Jams // 2020-08-18

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Track Listing:
1.) Wicked Vices – Appetite
2.) Jane Blanchard – Missing Me
3.) Motherhood – Winter/The News/River
4.) Jaclyn Reinhart – For Now
5.) Matt Boudreau – Daydreaming
6.) Andre Pettipas and The Giants – Long Way From Home
7.) Joey Robin Haché – Alright
8.) Jessie Brown – Debt (We Ain’t Got No Money)
9.) Bloody Diamonds – Baby Don’t Be Nice
10.) les Païens – Septembre
11.) Weak Size Fish – System Failure
12.) PINEO & LOEB – Free

Her Turn // 2020-08-11

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Track Listing:
1.) Carly Rae Jepsen – Now I Don’t Hate California After All
2.) Havel English – Milk and Honey
3.) Maggie Rogers – Alaska
4.) Amy Shark – Everybody Rise
5.) Becca Mancari – Hunter
6.) Braids – Young Buck
7.) Bree Runway – All Night
8.) TOPS – OK Fine Whatever
9.) Beth Ditto – In And Out
10.) Angel Olsen – Shut Up Kiss Me
11.) Morcheeba – The Sea
12.) Soccer Mommy – royal screw up
13.) Jennah Barry – Roller Disco
14.) Diet Cig – Broken Body

RFYL Episode – CrownOfStarsEP130

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Run For Your Life! – the psychobilly rock show of zombie sharks

This may as well be “new release” day because albums I’ve been talking about all year are launching.. well, today. We double down on the double shot to bring you new albums, as well as spin new tracks from old favourites here on the show, so I hope you enjoy the NEW new stuff. Also go buy it on bandcamp instead of streaming it somewhere because streaming earns artists like nothing.

Playlist:
Teach Me (Redemption Song) – I Am Grog
Sacred Heart – Rezurex
Bad For You – Grand Electric
Aeroplane – Sonic Circus – AU
Sunrise / Earth and Ether – Kitchen Witch
Faster Than Light / The Wind That Shapes The Land – Unleash The Archers
Spread Your Fire – From The Depth
Foundations – Osyron

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The Lunchbox: 2020-08-20: Getting Along

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On the show:

  • It was the International Day of Medical Transporters, so make sure to get a card ready for the ambulance driver. It was also World Mosquito Day, so make sure to SQUASH THE BUGGERS.
  • Earlier this year, we lost one of the longest-term members of CHSR, and the entire community lost a writer, poet, publisher and every-ready, on-the-ground, got-the-rig-and-gloves supporter of many theatre, music and art productions: Joe Blades. One of the things he was passionate about was unions, and I found this 2015 interview I did with him just before the STUSAU gained its first collective agreement.
  • And also five years ago, I had a chance to talk with Maddy Macnab of Passages Canada about the country-wide story collection project, the results of which you can find on their website.

News updates:

  • For the third day in a row, New Brunswick Public Health reported no new cases of COVID-19 yesterday.
  • The People’s Alliance is calling for a three-year motor vehicle registration in New Brunswick.
  • Green Party Leader David Coon says he has a plan that will save public transit in the province’s three major cities.
  • With all jurors sworn in, the fitness hearing for Matthew Raymond is officially underway.
  • Codiac RCMP are asking for the public’s help in locating a missing woman in Moncton.
  • A tractor-trailer pulling a tanker has overturned on the Trans-Canada Highway this morning.
  • It’s going to cost you a little extra to fill your gas tank after the Energy and Utilities board reset its pricing last night.
  • And the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League has released its 51-game pre-season schedule.
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The Lunchbox 2020-08-19: Play on your Emotions

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On the show:

  • It was Potato Day. How is this not a provincial celebration? I mean, maybe not this year…
  • I really enjoyed the recent production of A Fifth Wall: A social distancing project by Herbert the Cow Productions and Nasty Shadows Theatre, and realized that I had spoken to Scott Shannon in 2019 about his ongoing character with the production of that year’s A Story Jones.
  • And back in 2015, I spoke to Len Falkenstein about his original play Lac Athabasca, which reflected metaphysically on the tragic train accident in Quebec. Actors Alex Donovan and Jean-Michel Cliche join us to talk about the fake story about real events.

News updates:

  • New Brunswick reported no new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
  • Blaine Higgs says he plans to change the way wellness checks are performed in New Brunswick.
  • The jury selection for Matthew Raymond’s fitness trial will go into a third day today.
  • A 28-year-old Fredericton woman is dead after an ATV crash over the weekend.
  • Ten digit dialling for local calls within New Brunswick has been delayed for another two years.
  • Fredericton transit users will soon be able to purchase monthly passes and single rides from the palm of their hand.  
  • The University of New Brunswick says a new rose garden outside the Harriet Irving Library will be complete by this fall.
  • And Chrystia Freeland is Canada’s new finance minister after Bill Morneau resigned Monday night.
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The Lunchbox 2020-08-21: Food for the Soul

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On today’s show:

  • Today is both Men’s Grooming Day and Poet’s Day, so I’m thinking about an epic poem about my beard. Or a mediocre poet about my epic beard.
  • The Food at the Ex is closed this weekend, but the good news is that Ribfest is back! It’s a drive-thru this year, opening at 11am on Friday, Saturday and Sunday at the Fredericton Exhibition Grounds. The entrance is on Saunders Street.
  • Weather may threaten some of the outdoor events this weekend, but you can be safe inside your car for the Delta Drive-in presentation of Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark at 7:30pm tonight.
  • Lots of music this weekend!
  • And maybe you want to get out for some fun? You can be Dragged Out Of Isolation at Klub Khrome on Saturday at 8pm.
    Do you love drag queens and kings? Are you looking to have a great time but also conscious of social distancing? Look no further! Klub Khrome welcomes you to our Inclusion Lounge where you can get fabulous cocktails and enjoy live entertainment! The space has been arranged to help maintain social distancing so you and your bubble can enjoy a night out safely. On August 22nd, some of the local drag scene are crawling out of Isolation to put on a show you won’t want to miss! Starring: Sasha Stratus; Porcelain Barbie; Ménage à Troy; Roxie Champagne; Nova Gyna; and Amour Love. Tickets will be sold in groupings of 4 or 6, $15 per person. Call 506-206-5582 to reserve your table over the phone, or come on down during Thursday Karaoke to reserve in person. Tickets are limited in the efforts of maintaining social distancing, so be sure to get your gang together and we hope to see you at the show! 

    * Tickets will NOT be sold at the door. Please call to reserve your table. *

  • As we head back to an unusual term at the universities, food will an issue in a way that it never has before. Back in 2017 I spoke with some of the volunteers from UNB’s Nursing program who are part of a regular support group called It’s Not About Food.
  • And a milestone was celebrated in 2018 with Motherhood on the 5th anniversary of Diamonds & Gold.

News updates:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported no new cases of COVID-19 for the fourth day in a row yesterday.
  • But the department of health did declare a small Salmonella outbreak in the north and eastern parts of the province.
  • As public schools reopen in less than a month, COVID-19 tests will be available for asymptomatic teachers and other school staff.
  • A Fredericton jury ruled yesterday Matthew Raymond is mentally fit to stand trial on four counts of first-degree murder.
  • A group of supporters gathered in front of the legislature yesterday to call for an inquiry into three indigenous deaths.
  • Police in Nova Scotia are asking for the public’s help to locate a missing Indigenous girl from Eskasoni.
  • Downtown Fredericton’s sidewalk cafe season is being extended after numerous requests from local restaurant owners.
  • And Ottawa is extending the Canada Emergency Response Benefit by another four weeks.
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The Lunchbox 2020-08-18: Lessons of the Past

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On the show:

  • It was Bad Poetry Day, so I hope you managed to rhyme something with orange. It was also Mail Order Day, which sounds really quaint until you click “Order” on Amazon.
  • Back in 2015, I spoke with Alex and Dylan about Theatre UNB’s production of Enron, a very weird play about a few, very important and terrible moments in history.
  • And looking back even further in history, I spoke to Robin Whittaker and Bella of Theatre St. Thomas about their 2019 production of A Life of Galileo.

News updates:

    • New Brunswickers will be heading to the polls on Sept. 14.
    • New Brunswick reported no new cases of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
    • With yesterday’s election call, chief electoral officer Kim Poffenroth says returning offices will open gradually.
    • One hundred potential jurors lined up outside the Fredericton Convention Centre yesterday morning for Matthew Raymond’s fitness hearing.
    • As of yesterday, the provincial RCMP will publish monthly crime statistics on its website.
    • The City of Fredericton plans to reduce its energy consumption with financial support from the provincial environmental trust fund.
    • For the first time in over six decades, there won’t be any Canadian football this year.
    • And Canada’s Finance Minister, Bill Morneau, has stepped down.
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The Lunchbox 2020-08-17: Bravery of Our Ages

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On the show:

  • It was Black Cat Appreciation Day. If they carry anything special, it’s a magic that enthralls your heart.
  • I’ve been curious about New Brunswick history — of which I know very little — so back in the fall of last year I spoke to Leanna Thomas on her work in Comparative History.
  • And artistic expression is for people of any age, as my guests Diane, Jacqueline, Patricia and Margeret of Les B’Old Hags demonstrated when they came to the studio in 2018.

News updates:

  • New Brunswick experienced a small spike of COVID-19 over the weekend with Public Health officials reporting six new cases.
  • Lawyers for Jean-Robert Ngola say they plan to sue the provincial government and the Vitalite Health Network.
  • The jury selection begins today for the fitness hearing of Matthew Vincent Raymond.
  • The Red Cross says at least eight people were forced out of an apartment building by a fire last night on Moncton’s Noel Street.
  • Perth-Andover RCMP are asking for the public’s help with its investigation into several break and enters at seasonal homes.
  • Fredericton police are looking for the public’s help with identifying a person of interest on a Canada-wide warrant.
  • A new poll shows most Atlantic Canadians haven’t left their home province since the travel bubble was announced in early July.
  • And you’ll have to wait a while to access the Canada Revenue Agency website for government benefits.
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!earshot20 // 2020-08-14

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Hour One:
#20 – Brenna Lowrie – Trapped on the Ground
#19 – The Jerry Cans – SOS
#18 – Thanya Iyer – Please Don’t Hold Me Hostage For Who I Am, For Who I Was
#17 – Pantayo – Eclipse
Bonus Track – Atsuko Chiba – Pawn to King, Pt. 1 
#16 – Khruangbin – If There Is No Question
#15 – Phoebe Bridgers – Halloween
#14 – Protomartyr – Modern Business Hymns
#13 – Lido Pimienta – No Pude
#12 – Fontaines D.C. – Living In America
Bonus Track – Dizzy – Beatrice 
#11 – Run The Jewels ft. Mavis Staples, Josh Homme – Pulling The Pin
Hour Two:
#10 – Jessy Lanza – Badly
Bonus Track – bleum – Welcome To My Life
#09 – Gum Country – Brain Song
#08 – Braids – Upheaval II
Bonus Track – Tyler Hache – Let the Colours Run
#07 – Ora Corgan – Crime
#06 – Wares – Survival
#05 – Crack Cloud – The Next Fix
#04 – Land Of Talk – Diaphanous
#03 – Pottery – Under The Wires
Bonus Track – Quote The Raven – Hope 
#02 – Tough Age – Repose
#01 – Zoon – Vibrant Colours
#01 – Zoon – Light Prism

Mornings Are Hard // 2020-08-17

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Track Listing:
1.) The Weather Station, Bahamas – Don’t You Want Me
2.) Dolly Valentine – How To Be Good
3.) Matt Holubowski – Two Paper Moons
4.) Patrick Watson – Melody Noir
5.) Bry Webb – Someplace I’m Supposed To Be
6.) Young Jesus – (un)knowing
7.) The Beths – Do You Want Me Now
8.) Rey Pila – Drooling
9.) Matt Boudreau – Élise
10.) Les Louanges – Pitou
11.) MUNYA – Boca Chica
12.) Geoffroy – 21 Days
13.) Tough Age – Self-Confidence
14.) Joey Robin Haché – Bien dans le coma
15.) Kestrels – Vanishing Point

Mornings Are Hard // 2020-08-13

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Track Listing:
1.) Atsuko Chiba – Pawn to King, Pt. 1
2.) Holy Hive – Oh I Miss Her So
3.) Speedy Ortiz – No Below
4.) Dream Wife – Old Flame
5.) Dizzy – Sunflower
6.) Jane Blanchard – Still, Again
7.) Liza Anne – Desire
8.) Teenager – Trillium Song
9.) Luge – Poor Pelt
10.) Pantayo – Heto Na
11.) Bully – Where To Start
12.) Nebullama – The Swing
13.) Le Ren – If I Had Wings
14.) Ryan Hillier – Won’t Get Far

Homemade Jams // 2020-08-12

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Track Listing:
1.) Some Dads – Worked Up
2.) Papal Visit – Destroy The Hive
3.) Young Satan In Love – Beef It Up
4.) Les Hay Babies – Roses rouges
5.) David R. Elliott – Something About The Way
6.) Michael S. Ryan – First Time
7.) Wares – Tall Girl (Edmonton, AB)
8.) Jerry-Faye – I Should Have Guessed
9.) The Olympic Symphonium – The Middle
10.) Tomato/Tomato – Take On Me
11.) Mike Bern – Riverbank
12.) Mike Bravener – Pretty Susan
13.) Artifiseer – Falsify
14.) Spoutnique – Solace
15.) SHRIMP Ring – Countdown To Oblivion

Homemade Jams // 2020-08-14

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Track Listing:
1.) Tyler Hache – Let The Colours Run
2.) Braden Lam – Habit of My Heart
3.) Chris Kirby – Table Wine
4.) Capital 6 – Dirty Funk
5.) Joyful Noise – Gimmie D’dart
6.) Dizzy – Beatrice (Oshawa, ON)
7.) Tye Dempsey – Spirit of the Street
8.) Mike Bern – Apatapasiq
9.) Free To Grow – No Change
10.) Fairgale – What Doesn’t Kill Us (Makes Us Stronger)
11.) The Follow-Ups – Depth Of Character
12.) Neighbourhood Watch – Bought & Sold

The Lunchbox 2020-08-13: Waiting For The Humours To Dry

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On the show:

  • It was pretty simple on Thursday (for once): it was just Filet Mignon Day. (And probably something else for vegetarians.)
  • Lainie B from Monday Night’s B Street has another instalment of  Positive Songs For Pandemics with The Arkells and Frank Turner’s song Hand Me Down.
  • While we do hear The Grey by Kill Chicago, I mistakenly identified the interview. It was with Carter Chase, a sculptor who was in the Barracks as an Artist-in-Residence in 2016.
  • And the short film The Beautifully Drowned by Jon Dewar won several awards, but before it was even done, I caught up with him in 2016 to talk about what was going into it.

News updates:

  • New Brunswick Public Health reported one new case of COVID-19 yesterday afternoon.
  • A proposal by Premier Blaine Higgs to avoid a potential snap election will be front and center again today in Fredericton.
  • Education Minister Dominic Cardy begins his return to school briefings today.
  • You’ll be paying a bit more to fill your gas tank after the weekly setting by Energy and Utilities Board.
  • A man is facing charges after robbing a convenience store in Shippagan earlier this month.
  • Woodstock RCMP are looking for the public’s help to locate a missing man from Piercemont.
  • New Brunswick will hold Canada’s first jury selection and trial since the onset of COVID-19.
  • And the national RCMP wants to hear from the voices of youth across the country.
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