Most Tantramar homeowners should see a reduction in their municipal property tax rates in 2027, so long as councillors keep to their intentions. Treasurer Michael Beal presented to council at a special council meeting on Monday Oct. 19, where he

Mount Allison University will begin accepting applications next fall for its first cohort of future educators to go through its new Bachelor of Education program. Developed in close partnership with the Anglophone East School District, the university announced the program

Hundreds of people gathered outside the New Brunswick Legislature in Fredericton on Tuesday to protest industrial developments across the province, including a gas and diesel power plant planned for Centre Village, a proposed data centre near Saint John and the

With a new collaborative care clinic and staffing issues resolved at the Tantramar Primary Health Care Centre, residents still waitlisted for a primary care provider should hopefully receive a call between now and March to connect them with a provider.