Upper Kingsclear News Today

Carl Duivenvoorden's pet peeve is bottled water. The sustainability consultant from Hanwell is irked every time he sees a vending machine with the

Carl Duivenvoorden’s pet peeve is bottled water.

Terry Fox’s older brother has done just about every kind of run or walk there is over the last 43 years to raise money for cancer research.

CBC News invited New Brunswickers to submit their questions about EVs and got some answers from locals who drive them, from the utility that powers them and from engineers at the forefront of EV research and development.

Social media lit up Saturday afternoon when dozens of New Brunswickers say they saw a fireball or shiny object falling out of the sky.

A soggy winter storm has made its way to the Maritimes Thursday morning, with Environment Canada issuing a combination of rain, snow and wind warnings for the region.

A storm moving through New Brunswick has brought snow and icy roads to some places, heavy rain to others, and high winds all over. Almost 30,000 N,B. customers had lost power by mid-evening.

Snow has been falling in western areas of New Brunswick and is expected to spread quickly eastward Wednesday afternoon.

The New Brunswick RCMP is warning motorists of deteriorating road conditions as snow falls across much of the province.

Two years ago, Carl Duivenvoorden installed a grid-tied solar array to his Upper Kingsclear home. To show others how easy it is to switch to renewable energy, he hosted an open house.