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12/13/2025

New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says it was a staff member in her office that discovered a way to make gas cheaper before Christmas.

The other passengers saw a dirty man in an orange jumpsuit. But the little ballerina sleeping on his chest knew he was a...
12/13/2025

The other passengers saw a dirty man in an orange jumpsuit. But the little ballerina sleeping on his chest knew he was a king...

Mark is a single dad who works two jobs to keep his small apartment. His day job is with the city sanitation department, and his nights are often spent as a janitor. His hands are rough, and his uniform is permanently stained, but his 6-year-old daughter, Lily, is his entire world.

Lily's world is ballet. For months, she practiced for her first recital. Mark moved heaven and earth, working 70-hour weeks, just to afford the classes and the pink tutu.

On the big day, his shift ran late. A water main broke, and he was knee-deep in mud until 6 PM. The recital was at 6:30. He didn't have time to go home. He didn't have money for a cab.

He sprinted to the subway and burst through the doors of the school auditorium, still covered in the day's grime. The other parents in their suits and dresses stared. He ignored them, finding a seat in the back.

Just as Lily walked on stage, she looked out, found his face in the crowd, and gave him the biggest smile.

This photo was taken on the subway ride home. He was exhausted from a 16-hour day. She was exhausted from being a star. To the world, he was just a tired worker. But to her, he was the man who had moved a mountain so she could dance. She curled up on his chest, not caring about the dirt, and fell asleep, safe in the arms of her hero.

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12/13/2025

Good morning, New Brunswick! Is it just me or did the temperature drop to 'are you kidding me?' last night? I opened the door and the air slapped me in the face. I'm not saying it's cold, but I think I just saw a squirrel trying to trade a nut for a tiny toque. šŸæļøThis is officially a two-coffee minimum kind of day. The first cup is to open my eyes, and the second is to remember why I voluntarily live somewhere this cold. šŸ˜‰Stay warm out there, folks! May your coffee be hot enough to melt the frost off your eyebrows and your day be full of warmth and good vibes.Have a great one!

12/13/2025

Altercation Leads to Arrests at Robinson Court in Moncton NB, Because early morning Drama is a Thing Now. In a dramatic scene at Robinson Court around 2-2:30 AM , two males were involved in an altercation that led to their arrest. Multiple officers arrived swiftly on the scene to manage the situation, ensuring public safety amidst the chaos. Meanwhile, in a separate incident, another male in the parking parkade close by was screaming and yelling uncontrollably, because why not? This individual was not connected to the altercation but contributed to the overall disturbance in the area. While officers were on site addressing the altercation, one officer entered the parking parkade to engage with the yelling man, because someone had to.

12/13/2025

I wish you all a stress free night !! sweet dreams and much love - Cory Dewitt

NORTON NEW BRUNSWICK The fire originated in an apartment building prior to spreading to a nearby apartment building and ...
12/12/2025

NORTON NEW BRUNSWICK The fire originated in an apartment building prior to spreading to a nearby apartment building and then to an adjacent house, fueled by wind and embers.

- photos- Jacob Bustin

Norton New Brunswick An apartment building fire extended to a neighboring apartment complex and then to a nearby house, ...
12/12/2025

Norton New Brunswick

An apartment building fire extended to a neighboring apartment complex and then to a nearby house, driven by wind-borne embers.

12/12/2025

NB Power's courageous commitment to safety led to the disconnection of an elderly woman's power in Jacquet River after she refused to install a smart meter, despite having no issues with payments or safety. This comes weeks after the company stated they wouldn't disconnect vulnerable people for non-payment during winter. The woman, in her 70s, cares for her disabled husband and had her entire meter removed, leaving them without power.

source - Jacob Bustin

12/12/2025

Top N.B. court removes private forest land from Wolastoqey title case

12/12/2025

New Brunswickā€™s official opposition has pitched an all-party committee to look at addictions and mental health services in the province, similar to the legislatureā€™s response to COVID-19.

Interim Progressive Conservative leader Glen Savoie said addictions and mental health issues are ā€œa crisisā€ and should be addressed with a similar approach as the pandemic

12/12/2025

Three-Vehicle Collision Involving 18-Wheeler Causes Major Delays on Highway 2 Eastbound

Moncton, N.B. ā€” Emergency crews responded to a serious three-vehicle motor-vehicle collision late Tuesday afternoon on Highway 2 Eastbound near Mile Marker 455.

The crash involved an 18-wheeler tractor-trailer and two passenger vehicles. According to initial reports, one of the vehicles was smoking when first responders arrived, raising concerns about a potential fire hazard. Injuries were reported, though the extent is not yet confirmed.

Witness updates posted online indicate that at approximately 13:19, the tractor-trailer involved in the crash fled the scene, prompting an RCMP search for the driver and vehicle. Minutes later, responders noted additional challengesā€”at 13:28, the nearest available ambulance was reportedly 45 minutes away, slowing medical response efforts.

Moncton Fire Department arrived with multiple units, including Engine 5, Truck 4, Rescue 4, Engine 1, and Car 3. RCMP and Ambulance New Brunswick also responded.

Traffic in the eastbound lanes was heavily impacted, with long delays expected as police continue their investigation and crews work to clear the roadway.

12/11/2025

Only one-third of patients in New Brunswick hospital emergency departments are seen by a doctor within the appropriate amount of time, according to a new report by the provinceā€™s auditor general.

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