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1. **Service Description**: What's Up New Brunswick provides promotional services aimed at increasing visibility for businesses within the New Brunswick region. These services includ

e but are not limited to posting advertisements, promotional content, and business features on our page.

2. **Payment Terms**: All advertising services must be paid for in advance. Payment can be made through the specified methods provided by What's Up New Brunswick.

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6. **Liability Limitation**: What's Up New Brunswick is not liable for any damages, whether direct or indirect, arising from the use of our advertising services or the content created and shared through our page.

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02/15/2025

We currently have one advertising spot available. If you are interested in promoting your business, please contact us via message or email at [email protected]. This spot is currently offered at a discounted rate.

02/15/2025

It's the 60th birthday of our Canadian flag today ❤️ 🇨🇦🍁

It was some icy out this morning eh?Check out this photo of buddy skating down the road out Halifax way. 📷-> /u/drk_cyde...
02/15/2025

It was some icy out this morning eh?
Check out this photo of buddy skating down the road out Halifax way.

📷-> /u/drk_cyde_666

02/15/2025
02/15/2025

Oh, what a delightful day ! It's so cold outside that I half-expect polar bears to start auditioning for local theater. Seriously, I stepped out and instantly felt like a human ice cube—who needs frozen desserts when you can just stick your face outside?

And in true New Brunswick fashion, as we brace ourselves against the Arctic chill, let's not forget the ironic twist: we’re getting a 35-cent increase in the minimum wage! That’s right, in a stroke of genius, the government decided that while we struggle to keep our extremities from freezing off, they’d throw us a little extra cash. I mean, what’s $15.65 an hour going to do for us when it costs 20 bucks just to buy a coffee now? At this rate, we’ll soon be able to afford one whole cup a week—such luxury!

Layering our clothing has never looked more stylish, as we strut our stuff in “puffy marshmallow chic.” Let's be real: waddling to your car should totally be an Olympic sport. The medal? A cozy blanket and bragging rights for surviving another cold snap. And if you’re wondering whether venturing out in this weather is a financially wise decision, just remember: for that 35-cent raise, you’d better sprint to your job or the snow will have you questioning your life choices!

All jokes aside, it's almost comforting to know that the cold isn’t the only thing rising around here. So let's raise a frozen finger to every half-cent increase, smile through the subzero temperatures, and contemplate how we’ll invest that extra cash into… more winter gear?

An Esso in Calgary was offering a "Bye Bye Trudeau Promo" yesterday. Source: Canada Proud
02/15/2025

An Esso in Calgary was offering a "Bye Bye Trudeau Promo" yesterday.

Source: Canada Proud

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02/15/2025

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02/15/2025

New Brunswick’s minimum wage set to increase 35-cents in April current rate is $15.30-$15.65

02/15/2025

Customers angry with NB Power social media post

02/15/2025

More than $40M in funding announced to help N.B. better prepare for threat of wildfires

02/15/2025

Over a pound of fentanyl seized at U.S. border, and it came from Canada

02/14/2025

New Brunswick man arrested for fleeing police, impaired driving: RCMP

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MONCTON FAMILY FACES DANGEROUS LIVING CONDITIONS DUE TO MOLD INFESTATION Greater Moncton, NB – A local family is raising alarms about unsafe living conditions in their rental unit, where extensive black mold has posed serious health risks to two small children. Despite the landlord’s assurances of concern for tenant safety, the family, led by a single mother, finds themselves trapped in a cycle of neglect and inadequate repairs. Since December 2018, the mold problem has persisted, with the landlord employing ineffective quick fixes, such as washing affected areas with bleach, rather than implementing a thorough remediation process. Most recently, the landlord was seen attempting to address the issue by arriving with products like Concrobium mold killer and bleach, rather than calling in certified professionals to properly handle the situation. “We have been living in these conditions for so long, and after speaking with our rentalsman, we were told we should not allow the landlord to make these superficial fixes anymore,” the mother stated. “We need real help, and we need it now.” While a professional company has finally been secured to remove the drywall, the family has not been provided temporary housing accommodations during the remediation process. This raises significant concerns, especially with mold spores potentially becoming airborne. The landlord has also stated he will only steam clean the carpets instead of replacing them, despite recommendations to remove them entirely. As if the situation were not dire enough, the family is also struggling with health concerns that remain unaddressed due to difficulties accessing healthcare. “We have no family doctor, and the nearby clinic is always full or canceling appointments. Our only option has been long waits at the emergency room,” the mother explained, highlighting the further strain the situation has put on her family's health. To make matters worse, their rent is set to increase from $9

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Meanwhile in Waterloo, Ontario A man had been driving erratically, causing multiple accidents. He was in possession of an axe, as seen, and authorities attempted to apprehend him without employing excessive force. Source: Dave Dusseau

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New video footage has surfaced of an armed home invasion in New Brunswick. Three intruders appear to use firearms to gain entry to the home and repeatedly shout "Police!" One intruder is seen heading down a hallway when 2-3 gunshots are heard, prompting the other intruders to react and escape. Source: Canada Coalition for Firearm Rights

Parents were complaining that this slide wasn't safe ..so here comes the officer who's testing it out 😆😆😆😆❤️

Parents were complaining that this slide wasn't safe ..so here comes the officer who's testing it out 😆😆😆😆❤️

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