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11/01/2025

SOURCE/CREDIT-Diana Vessey
Moncton is on some other s**t I swear!! On my way home tonight. I stopped at the Irving to get a drink and as I walked up, I noticed these 2 police officers watching a woman who was smoking while pumping her gas. I saw her and thought, is this lady stupid, crazy, or both, especially with the police standing RIGHT there. But anyway, I minded my own business and went inside and got my drink ... As I was paying for my drink, I heard someone screaming!! Like I'm talking violent death screams!! I looked outside and I saw that this woman's arm was on fire!! She was swinging her arm, running around going nuts!! The s**t was like she was bat s**t crazy.. When I got outside, the police had the woman on the ground and they were putting the fire out!! Then they put handcuffs on her and threw her in the police car. I was thinking, arrested?? Shouldn't she be in an ambulance, not a police car?? And being the nosey ass I am, I asked the police what they were arresting her for.
The officer looked at me, dead ass serious, and said, "WAVING A FIRE ARM"!! Now I want to know which of my friends actually read this to the end.. If you did, copy and paste this to see who believes youl Change it to your city

10/30/2025

The Town of Fundy Shores wants to talk about nuclear energy with the province

10/26/2025

not to sound politically unaware but did you guys know that fox news has absolutely no news about foxes ...

10/25/2025

Followers of What's Up New Brunswick

Many of you already know that my living situation hasn’t been the greatest lately. It’s been really hard to concentrate and keep up with my work providing news for you all while trying to juggle everything going on in my life. There were times I was living right out on the street — and if it wasn’t for a few good people here in Moncton, New Brunswick, I honestly don’t know where I’d be.

I’ve spent nights and days in the cold, in the heat, through the rain and the snow — and let me tell you, it’s a wake-up call that a lot of people will never truly understand.

I’ve made many friends within the unhoused community, and they are some of the kindest, smartest, and most generous people I’ve ever met. Many would give you the shirt off their back, share what little food they have, and worry more about what you need than themselves.

What breaks my heart is seeing how some people treat them — laughing, judging, pointing, or yelling things that are just plain cruel. Just because you have more, dress better, or live differently doesn’t make you better. We’re all human beings trying to get through life. Some of us were handed things easily; others started with nothing.

Karma is real — and roles can switch fast. So the next time you see someone who’s unhoused, hungry, or struggling, don’t walk by with that smug look or that cruel laugh. Stop and think. Offer a bit of help if you can. Because that person could just as easily be you.

This is a wake up call
WAKE UP and realize that your words and actions can hurt someone deeply. You do not know what another may be going through...

Put yourself in their shoes for one moment and ask: How would I feel?

I want to thank everyone who’s shown kindness and support through these tough times. I’m happy to share that I’ll soon be moving into a residence where I’ll finally have my own space — a safe, quiet place to focus, get back on track, and continue bringing you the local news and updates you deserve.

Thank you all for sticking by me — brighter days are ahead. ❤️

If you can be anything be kind ...

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Love you all !!!

10/25/2025

An eight-year-old boy has died following a collision between a vehicle and a moped in Haut-Sheila, N.B.

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