Cooling The Medium – Martha & The Muffins (*)
Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick – Ian Dury & The Blockheads
Let My Love Open The Door – Pete Townshend
Bear Near Me – ABC
We All Need Love – Domenic Troiano (*)
Dreaming – Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark
Don’t It Make Ya Feel – Headpins (*)
Talk Back – Spoons (*)
Don’t Let Him Know – Prism (*)
Peg – Steely Dan
Walk The Dinosaur – Was (Not Was)
Ah! Leah! – Donnie Iris
I’ll Find Another (Who Can Do It Right) – Payola$ (*)
Appetite – Prefab Sprout… Continue

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1. pink cheetah print slip by charley huston*
2. frog rock by remi wolf
3. dollhouse by del water gap
4. winter is blue by vashti bunyan
5. quiet the winter harbour by mazzy star
6. hideous towns by the sundays
7. ill believe in anything by wolf parade*
8. 24 hours by sky ferreira
9. iceblink luck by cocteau twins
10. campus by vampire weekend
11. home by shawn mendes* and eddie benjamin
12. a sweet song by st.arnaud*… Continue

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Talking about mental health and wellbeing, playing music and talking about pop culture

1. Raindance – Dave & Tems
2. Big Daddy – Tems
3. What You Need – Tems
4. First – Tems
5. I’m Not Sure – Tems
6. Lagos Love – Tems… Continue

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1. My Fair Lady: Overture (comp. Frederick Loewe, perf. Franz Allers, My Fair Lady Orchestra)
2. West Side Story: Overture (comp. Leonard Bernstein, perf. Johnny Green, West Side Story Orchestra)
3. Carousel (comp. Richard Rodgers, perf. Joseph Littau, Carousel Orchestra)
4. Runyonland (comp. Frank Loesser, perf. Edward Strauss, Guys and Dolls Orchestra (1992))
5. Candide, Act 1: Overture (comp. Leonard Bernstein, perf. Samuel Krachmalnick, Candide Orchestra)
6. Orpheus in the Underworld Overture (comp. Jacques Offenbach, perf. Václav Smetáček, Symphony Orchestra Prague)
7. Annie: Overture (comp. Charles Strouse, perf. Peter Howard, Annie Orchestra)
8. Oklahoma! Overture (comp. Richard Rodgers, perf. Jay Blackton, St. James Theatre Orchestra)
9. On the Town: Act II. Overture to On the Town (comp. Leonard Bernstein, perf. Lehman Engel, Curtain Going Up Orchestra)
10. The Pirates of Penzance or The Slave of Duty: Overture (comp. Arthur Sullivan, perf. Isidore Godfrey, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra)
11. Camelot: Overture (comp. Frederick Loewe, perf. Franz Allers, The Camelot Orchestra)… Continue

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New Week, New Vibe

1. Come Sail Away – Styx
2. You Only Live Once – The Strokes
3. Emily Ivory – Guster
4. Your Woman – White Town
5. No Roots – Alice Merton
6. Soltando Fantasmas – Communión
7. Skippin’ Down the Sidewalk – Amelia Day
8. Karma Police – Radiohead
9. Every Breath You Take – The Police
10. Evil – Interpol
11. Layla – Derek & the Dominos… Continue

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(NB-Murder)

Police in southern New Brunswick are investigating what they say was a murder, but investigators in Saint John have released few other details.

The police force issued a statement yesterday saying that on late Tuesday night, officers were dispatched St. James Street, where there were reports of shots being fired.

Officers discovered an unconscious, badly injured 42-year-old man, who died later in hospital.

Investigators say no arrests have been made but they believe the killing was an isolated incident.

(The Canadian Press)

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(NB-Housing)

The New Brunswick government is spending 1.2-million dollars over two years to renovate a 39-unit seniors complex in Moncton.

The Golden Terraces Seniors Housing Co-op operates the complex, which provides affordable homes for people 55 and older.

The New Brunswick Housing Corporation says the housing co-operative will use the money to replace an elevator, erect fencing and install heat pumps, among other improvements.

David Hickey, minister responsible for the New Brunswick Housing Corporation, says the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation also pitched in 550-thousand dollars.

(Canadian Press)

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(NB-Living-Wage)

A New report says full-time working parents with two kids in New Brunswick need to be making 24 dollars and 77 cents an hour to make ends meet.

The Human Development Council released its Living Wages in New Brunswick report yesterday.

Living wage is considered the income needed to avoid financial stress while supporting healthy child development.

The rate has increased each year since the council began calculating it in 2018.… Continue

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A construction crane currently set up behind 131 Main Street in Sackville might just remain part of the town’s skyline a bit longer, if zoning changes go through to make way for a new project involving local developer John Lafford.

Lafford and his partner Mike Wilson, CEO of the AIL Group of Companies, are hoping to build a seven storey building at the corner of York Street and Ford Lane. But the site is in Sackville’s mixed use zone, which only allows for buildings of up to 50 feet, or roughly five storeys.

That’s why Lafford has applied to Plan 360 for a change to the zoning bylaw, expanding the allowable height for the mixed use zone to 75 feet. Planner Lori Bickford presented the request to Tantramar council at their committee of the whole meeting on Monday. Council will decided whether or not to proceed with the request on October 8.

CHMA caught up with Lafford after the presentation to hear more about his plans:

“We’re hoping to be able to build a seven storey building that would have some commercial activity in the ground floor, and then there would be six stories above with residents,” says Lafford. He predicts about 95 units in the building, with “a mix of larger, down-sizer units on the corners, and then there’ll be some smaller units, more affordable, on the interior of the building.”… Continue

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On today’s show, we talk with Jonelle Mace, the new executive director of Dorchester’s Moving Forward Cooperative. Last month, Mace took the helm of the community co-op which operates a community fridge, commercial kitchen and food centre, and trail network in Dorchester. Mace says she’s ready to continue the co-op’s mission to advocate for food sovereignty in New Brunswick.

Mace gets an official welcome to the community at an open invitation meet and greet tonight at Station 8. “I’m looking forward to meeting some new faces and seeing and hearing some opinions from people who this co-op serves, and who serve it as well,” says Mace.

Plus in news briefs, Greens talk heritage and the Wheaton Covered Bridge at campaign event, and Tantramar Regional High School asks Instagram to disable an account targetting students. … Continue

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New Brunswick’s municipalities have been asking for changes to the system by which they fund themselves for years, and now a report by a Mount Allison economist is helping them make their case.

In Toward a New Fiscal Framework for New Brunswick Municipalities, Dr. Craig Brett outlines the financial issues facing local governments, and recommends a diversified income for municipalities through an allocation of 1% of the provincial HST.

Brett stopped by CHMA to explain his research and conclusions. You can listen to the full interview here:

“The need for municipal financial reform is in response to things that happened slowly,” says Brett. “It’s one of these things that’s not a problem, not a problem, still not a problem… and all of a sudden it is a problem. Even though it’s the same trends that are going on.”

Brett says there are two big trends that have led the province and its municipalities to this point. “Number one is that the the share of money that municipalities get from the province by way of grants has gone down considerably,” says Brett.

In the 1980s, municipalities got about 40% of their funding from the province, says Brett. Then by the turn of the millennium, that was down to 16-17%, and now municipalities get just 5-6% of their funding from unconditional provincial grants.… Continue

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Tied up!- Genesis Owusu
The Distance- Cake
T-shirt- The Beaches*
Groove Is In The Heart- Deee-lite
Bandages- Hot Hot Heat*
Cosmic Girl- Jamiroquai
Fashion- David Bowie
Parklife- Blur
Nature Of The Experiment- Tokyo Police Club*
Hanging On The Telephone- Blondie
Girl U Want- DEVO
Daft Punk Is Playing In My House- LCD Soundsystem
Taste The Pain- Red Hot Chili Peppers
Fell In Love With A Girl- The White Stripes
Trainwreck 1979- Death From Above 1979*… Continue

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