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Parts of Eastern Charlotte rebound after weekend flooding - Vimarsana News

Parts of Eastern Charlotte rebound after weekend flooding

People living near Bonnie River, Second Falls, Lake Utopia and the Magaguadavic River were affected by heavy rain that caused flooding on the weekend.

Source: cbc.ca
2 unique rainbow smelt populations make Lake Utopia special in Canada - Vimarsana News

2 unique rainbow smelt populations make Lake Utopia special in Canada

In the Magaguadavic watershed in southwestern New Brunswick, there’s one lake that is home to a unique pair of rainbow smelt populations.

Source: cbc.ca
Worker alleges she was sexually assaulted by union rep investigating her harassment complaint - Vimarsana News

Worker alleges she was sexually assaulted by union rep investigating her harassment complaint

A former employee of J.D. Irving Ltd. is suing her union after she was allegedly sexually assaulted by the union official who was put in charge of her sexual harassment complaint against several of her co-workers. 

Source: cbc.ca
N.B. Power to spend $3.4 million of proposed rate hike on higher industrial subsidies - Vimarsana News

N.B. Power to spend $3.4 million of proposed rate hike on higher industrial subsidies

New Brunswick's six pulp and paper mills will not be made to pay the same 8.9 per cent increase for electricity next April as other customers of N.B. Power, evidence filed with the Energy and Utilities Board shows.

Source: cbc.ca
Are invasive pickerel endangering rainbow smelt in Lake Utopia? - Vimarsana News

Are invasive pickerel endangering rainbow smelt in Lake Utopia?

Lake Utopia, in Charlotte County, is home to a unique pair of rainbow smelt subspecies considered to be endangered, and it's possible invasive pickerel are playing a role in their demise, researchers said.

Source: cbc.ca