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The Tribune (New Brunswick), 15 ottobre 2026

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ArticleLocal author launches first book of ghostly series for young read­ers

A Lis­tuguj woman is look­ing for­ward to the pub­lic­a­tion of her second book - a ghost story geared toward young read­ers - intend­ing for it be the start of a series. Jodie Callaghan’s book The Whist­ler in the Woods is set to be released by...

Local author launches first book of ghostly series for young read­ers

ArticleNo regrets with rol­lout of col­lab­or­at­ive care plan: top health offi­cial

A top New Brun­swick health offi­cial says his depart­ment doesn’t have any regrets with the rol­lout of the Holt Lib­er­als’ col­lab­or­at­ive care plan to address primary care needs in the province. This is des­pite the province’s aud­itor gen­eral...

No regrets with rol­lout of col­lab­or­at­ive care plan: top health offi­cial

ArticleNB POWER WANTS 5.5% RATE HIKE

NB Power wants to raise elec­tri­city rates in each of the next three years by 5.5 per cent, the latest in a series of pun­ish­ing hikes that have forced house­holds and busi­nesses to pay hun­dreds of dol­lars more on their bills. The pub­lic...

NB POWER WANTS 5.5% RATE HIKE

ArticlePoll puts N.B. Grits 11 points up on

A Camp­bell­ton man will be headed to trial next year on charges of lur­ing, sexual inter­fer­ence and sex assault. Mor­gan Lamontagne-Cool­ing, 33, was in court Oct. 5 to have his trail sched­uled. The 10-day trial was set to start May 10,...

Poll puts N.B. Grits 11 points up on

ArticleRetail gas mar­gins too high, EUB rules

Retail gas mar­gins were too high, the New Brun­swick Energy and Util­it­ies Board has ruled, res­ult­ing in a very slight cut to how much retail­ers can col­lect at the pumps. It means the max­imum price of gas in the province is now being dropped a...

Retail gas mar­gins too high, EUB rules

ArticleNB POWER WANTS 5.5% RATE HIKE

NB Power wants to raise elec­tri­city rates in each of the next three years by 5.5 per cent, the latest in a series of pun­ish­ing hikes that have forced house­holds and busi­nesses to pay hun­dreds of dol­lars more on their bills. The pub­lic...

NB POWER WANTS 5.5% RATE HIKE