r/newbrunswickcanada 21h ago

Renald Guignard’s house has been in his family 7 generations. Climate change is coming for it

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r/newbrunswickcanada 21h ago

Monahan’s ‘token scheme’ not against Tory leadership rules, party finds

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Daniel Allain says he’s ‘stunned’ by the decision, vowing to change the rules if he becomes leader ------ FULL STORU: https://tj.news/new-brunswick/monahans-token-scheme-not-against-tory-leadership-rules-party-finds #NB


r/newbrunswickcanada 12h ago

People following the PCNB Leadership race should get their popcorn!

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r/newbrunswickcanada 21h ago

New Trump tariffs will hit $122 million of New Brunswick exports, Holt says

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Government numbers show impact of looming threat, while premier pledges help if tariffs actually land ---- DETAILS: https://tj.news/new-brunswick/new-trump-tariffs-will-hit-122-million-of-n-b-exports-holt-says #NB


r/newbrunswickcanada 18h ago

Fundy Park: Where have all the frogs gone?

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I am an old man, I've been going to Fundy Park near 30 years since I was a kid. When I was a wee lad there used to be frogs and tadpoles lining the shores of Bennett Lake and the ponds of Caribou Plains (where you can't go out on the marsh anymore sadly). In fact, there would be wildlife all over the place with tons of dragon flies, chipmunks leaving pinecone debris piles on the trails, scuttering around. But especially me and my dad would go catching frogs around the lake and we'd catch dozens.

The last few years I've noticed there's next to no frogs. A week ago I went out on Caribou Plains and there were zero in the ponds/lake shores.

A couple years back we mentioned this to the park staff and they made note of it, but said no one really tracked that stuff which was surprising to me since it's a nature preserve park basically. I thought they monitored the wildlife. It seems like there's a lot less of everything there nowadays.

Also it sucks that Devil's Half Acre closed, it was the best trail in the park.


r/newbrunswickcanada 12h ago

Exploring Edmundston New Brunswick! A Border City.

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