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Dr. Jennifer Russell showcases her musical roots
Come September, Chief Medical Officer of Health Dr. Jennifer Russell will swap her briefing podium in a near-empty room in Fredericton’s Chancery Place for a stage with a live audience.
N.B. COVID-19 roundup: No new cases, new one-day vaccination record
There were no new cases of COVID-19 announced in New Brunswick on Thursday.
'He just can't get enough of her': Saint John couple stay connected through window visits
After 67 years of marriage, nothing can keep Clarence and Freda Dempster apart, not even a global pandemic.
COVID-19 creates 'perfect storm' for people with eating disorders
COVID-19 has made isolation, food stockpiling and stress the norm — a perfect storm for someone struggling with an eating disorder.
Saint John man reunited with missing wallet half a century later
George Marr doesn’t remember losing his wallet in 1969, so the 78-year-old Saint Johner was nothing short of surprised when his daughter dropped it off at his house Saturday afternoon.
Moncton family with 3 COVID-19 cases pins hopes on plasma treatment for mother in ICU
They stayed home, only went out on essential errands and sanitized every surface, but Mark Clements and his germ-conscious wife Debby still got COVID-19. Now she's on a ventilator, her family says.
Education over enforcement: What to expect under new physical distancing rules
The first weekend under new physical distancing rules saw both residents and law enforcement figure out how to adapt to the new normal.
N.B. COVID-19 roundup: Shannex employee was in close contact with other Quispamsis case
Three new cases of COVID-19, in Moncton, Saint John and Fredericton regions, have been identified, the province announced Sunday.
Vendors adapt to life without Boyce Farmers Market
It’s a Saturday tradition for Frederictonians to flock to the Boyce Farmers Market, but recent COVID-19 precautions have taken that tradition away.
Do you qualify for the province's emergency income benefit?
Those who have lost their jobs because of layoffs and closures related to COVID-19 and are having a hard time paying their bills could receive help from the province as early as this week.