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The Daily Gleaner, 18 luglio 2026

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ArticleMin­is­ter takes blame for vir­tual care head­aches

New Brun­swick’s health min­is­ter says he’ll take the blame for prom­ising a “seam­less trans­ition” when the province switched vir­tual health-care pro­viders, admit­ting that the changeover has led to a delay in pre­scrip­tion renew­als. Dr. John...

Min­is­ter takes blame for vir­tual care head­aches

ArticleCrews battle out-of-con­trol wild­fire south of Fre­der­ic­ton

Fire­fight­ers in south­w­est New Brun­swick are fight­ing a wild­fire near Oromocto Lake that’s grown to 13 hec­tares in size and con­sidered out of con­trol. Accord­ing to the Depart­ment of Nat­ural Resources wild­fire dash­board, the fire –...

Crews battle out-of-con­trol wild­fire south of Fre­der­ic­ton

ArticleHOSPITAL’S ER HIT 400% CAPACITY, SAYS DOCTOR

The emer­gency room at Fre­der­ic­ton’s hos­pital was at 400 per cent of capa­city on Tues­day night, accord­ing to a doc­tor work­ing at the facil­ity, and Health Min­is­ter John Dor­nan says sum­mer staff vaca­tions are con­trib­ut­ing to the back­log.

HOSPITAL’S ER HIT 400% CAPACITY, SAYS DOCTOR

ArticleAUTO INDUSTRY

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ArticleBer­tha, the giant metal ostrich, dam­aged by van­dals

Fre­der­ic­ton’s new­est pub­lic art exhibit - a seven-foot-tall metal ostrich named Ber­tha that had already been mak­ing fans - was removed from its perch on the Bill Thorpe Walk­ing Bridge after it was bent out of shape by van­dals some­time Sunday...

Ber­tha, the giant metal ostrich, dam­aged by van­dals

ArticleSplash pads likely to replace city’s dilap­id­at­ing wad­ing pools

After dis­cov­er­ing one of its wad­ing pools was too far past its prime to be of use any­more earlier this sum­mer, the city says six more aren’t likely to make it another dec­ade. And the remain­ing two, in slightly bet­ter con­di­tion, are still...

Splash pads likely to replace city’s dilap­id­at­ing wad­ing pools

ArticleHALE, Cath­er­ine Dor­cas (Thorpe)

Cath­er­ine Hale was an accom­plished cre­at­ive visual artist who worked in the art of assemblage with a wide col­lec­tion of aes­thetic found mater­i­als. Her work is in numer­ous Cana­dian and Amer­ican private col­lec­tions. Her jur­ied slides were...

HALE, Cath­er­ine Dor­cas (Thorpe)

ArticleROSS, Karen Ann

On June 30, 2026 Karen known by many as Kay passed away sud­denly in Fre­der­ic­ton, NB She was a beloved wife of the late David Ross, sis­ter to the late Mar­ilyn Rid­dell, mother to Joelle (Mark) John (Heidi), grand­mother to Jordan (Michelle) and...

ROSS, Karen Ann