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Telegraph-Journal, 17 Oct 2026

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ArticleFROM EGG TO PLATE

Whether it’s in the form of a filet, steak, or a bur­ger, North Amer­ic­ans con­sume more than 550,000 met­ric tonnes of Atlantic sal­mon every year. To whet that appet­ite in Canada, the coun­try impor­ted more than $765 mil­lion worth of sal­mon in...

FROM EGG TO PLATE

ArticleTRIAL UNDERWAY FOR MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING WIFE

The Crown argued that a man accused of mur­der­ing his wife hit her with a car after a hol­i­day party in 2024. Diego Ale­jandro Osorio Angar­ita, 28, of Mar­ket Place pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder Tues­day in front of pro­spect­ive...

TRIAL UNDERWAY FOR MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING WIFE

ArticleCom­pany raises $250M to explore N.B. cop­per

A min­ing com­pany that announced it was launch­ing an aggress­ive explor­a­tion pro­gram to find cop­per in north­ern New Brun­swick has raised $250 mil­lion to fund its work. It was ori­gin­ally after $100 mil­lion, a mark it hit within hours. And...

Com­pany raises $250M to explore N.B. cop­per

ArticleBack­yard His­tory author releases two books

MacLean will be tour­ing the province dur­ing Octo­ber, read­ing stor­ies from his books. Oct. 21 at 7 p.m., Resurgo Place, Monc­ton. Oct. 27 at 7 p.m., Camp­bell­ton Civic Centre Oct. 28 at 7 p.m., Doucet Hen­nes­sey House, Bathurst Nov. 4 at...

Back­yard His­tory author releases two books

ArticleOnly higher profits can fix NB Power

It is time that gov­ern­ment and indeed all New Brun­swick­ers real­ized NB Power is per­man­ently broken. NB has a pop­u­la­tion of over 880,000 (rep­res­ent­ing 450,000 power cus­tom­ers) and although this is an increase of 100,000 from just 5...

Only higher profits can fix NB Power

ArticleThe great tree spree of 1883

As the last of our leaves depart after the sum­mer sea­son, we get a taste of what our world would be like without these green can­op­ies that grace our city. Back in the early 19th cen­tury, when our civic parks exis­ted, but received no care from...

The great tree spree of 1883