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Fredericton developer's new app could open accessible doors wirelessly
If a Fredericton-based app developer's latest project is successful, your cell phone could soon be used to open accessible doors. -
Province supports Moncton's bid to host 2019 Brier
The province says it will give Moncton $750,000 to host the 2019 Brier, should the city be chosen to host the national men's curling championship. -
RCMP treat death of Minto-area man as homicide
New Brunswick RCMP say they are treating the death of a 50-year-old man from the Minto area as a homicide. -
Chaleur Chamber of Commerce backs calls for more investment in digital infrastructure
President Bob Lennon says a lack of digital infrastructure like high-speed Internet is leaving some local businesses at a disadvantage. -
National crime rate unchanged, severity of crimes up slightly: Stats Canada
Statistics Canada says the national crime rate did not change in 2016, but the severity of the crimes did increase slightly. -
New Brunswick Medical Society launches campaign cautioning against marijuana use
New Brunswick's medical society is launching a public education campaign on the health risks associated with marijuana consumption less than a year before it becomes legal in Canada.
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Posted by MAX 104.9 FM on 7/24/2017 7:05:00 PM
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