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A group of citizens in a New Brunswick community are doing everything they can to stop the stink in their backyard.

Debate in the New Brunswick legislature Wednesday was dominated by comments made Tueday by Premier Blaine Higgs in defending a review of Policy 713 on gender diversity.

Residents of the town of Richibucto, N.B., are speaking out about a stench coming from a shell drying plant thats affecting their quality of life.

The province knows people in the Richibucto area are fed up with a smell in their community and hopes something can be done about it sooner rather than later.

New Brunswick will look into making the licensing of horses a requirement, in the wake of 14 dead horses being found at a farm in the greater Stanley area over the holiday weekend, says the minister responsible for animal protection.

Construction continues on a new headquarters for the Codiac Regional RCMP that is costing the city of Moncton $57.2 million, but that isnt the only policing cost the city is dealing with right now.

Members of the provincial legislature had until the end of Monday to endorse any final objections to a proposed new provincial election map.

Dale Hicks, chair of the Rising Tide Board, admits the past month has been frustrating. Plans to build a combined medical clinic and 20-unit apartment building to serve the "hardest" cases in the city have been sidelined after losing the Salvus Clinic as a partner.

Two Progressive Conservative MLAs in key swing ridings say they’re not sure yet whether they’ll reoffer as candidates in next year’s provincial election.