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Saint John's outgoing mayor offered a little advice for those considering a run this spring. Speaking in Saint John Council Chamber, Don Darling addre...

Black History Month a time for celebration and education, P.E.I. leaders say Shane Ross © Submitted by Chijioke Amadi/Oniel Kuku Chijioke Amadi, president of the Black Cultural Society of P.E.I., and Tamara Steele, the group's executive director, say they are looking forward to a number of events taking place during Black History Month. Black History Month is not only a time to celebrate the different cultures within the community, but also a chance to educate the general public on how everyone can work together toward a common goal of a better life on P.E.I., leaders in t...

Saint John Police are continuing the search a missing man not seen since the afternoon of December 30th. 31-ye...

Saint John, NB, Canada / Country 94 Jan 22, 2021 7:16 PM 'Uber' Rob Dekany assisted the people of Darlings Island, N.B. during flooding in 2019. It was documented by the Nature of Things in an episode which airs on January 22nd, 2021 at 9 p.m. Atlantic. (Photo from Rob Dekany) New Brunswick experienced back to back years of serious flooding in 2019 and 2019 and some of it was documented for an episode of the Nature of Things airing on Friday. A film crew spent time with ‘Uber Rob’ in Darlings Island and in Sheffield/Maugerville area in April 2019. Rob Dekany gained notoriety by using his ...

Zoë Watson, the superintendent of the Anglophone South School District. (Image: Tamara Steele) The Anglophone South School District has seen a spike in student absences since Zone 2 moved to the Red phase this week. Numbers provided by the school district show around 15 per cent of students were absent Monday and Tuesday. That figure jumped to 23 per cent on Wednesday — the first day in the Red phase — and 27 per cent on Thursday. Zoë Watson, the superintendent of the school district, said she was not surprised by the increase. “We had noted that same jump in absenteeism back in Novem...