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Farmâstatus dominates hearing over Covered Bridge chip plant (opens the original)
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Homeowners cite odour, noise, falling property values while arguing the facility shouldnât receive farmâpractice protections On Friday, Sept. 4, homeowners living near a potato chip plant in Woodstock and representatives of Covered Bridge Potato Chips gathered at the Fredericton Inn to present their cases to the provincial Farm Practices Review Board (FPRB). In May, 16 homeowners in 17 houses adjacent to the chip plant filed individual complaints. The complaints concerned disruptions from th
New Brunswick signs first master agreement (opens the original)
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Contract unifies 11 units and boosts benefits for members of New Brunswick Union On Monday, Aug. 31, the provincial government and the New Brunswick Union announced the first âmaster agreement.â The agreement combines 11 bargaining units. âThereâs no doubt that this is an exciting milestone,â said Finance and Treasury Board Minister René Legacy. âNot only has this approach streamlined negotiations, but it has also standardized many working conditions and benefits. Both sides worked
Dooryard’s third night erupts with hometown pride and big-stage energy (opens the original)
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Fans from everywhere filled the Dooryard tent and Kierstead Court in Woodstock as day three delivered roots, indie rock, and high-voltage alt-rock Day three of the Dooryard Arts Festival ended with an evening of music featuring Connor Fox Trio, Seth Anderson, Joel Plaskett Emergency, and The Hypochondriacs. At the Kierstead Court, Connor Fox Trio established the nightâs tone with roots and blues rock. The trio is a subunit of The Hypochondriacs, featuring Fox on guitar and vocals, Jamie Guitar
Provincial review finds unsafe sleep practices driving preventable infant deaths (opens the original)
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Government says 20 infant deaths over five years related to unsafe sleep A provincial report released on Monday, July 13, says 36 per cent of all deaths of children under the age of two in New Brunswick were associated with unsafe sleeping practices. The information was gathered by the provinceâs Child Death Review Committee, which noted that unsafe sleep practices were the direct cause or a contributing factor in 20 child deaths between Jaun 1, 2020, and Sept. 11, 2025. âEvery child death
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