Tantramar council brought its concerns about the proposed Centre Village gas plant directly to New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt on Wednesday, during a meeting that also covered highway tolls, roads and many other issues facing the municipality. Deputy Mayor Josh

As the province prepares new water legislation, Mitton says drought, private wells and growing industrial demand need to be considered. Last year’s drought left some Tantramar residents struggling with dry private wells. Now, as New Brunswick works to modernize its

Families are often the people expected to care for us when we need help. But that assumption raises two questions Mount Allison student Lily Fraser has been thinking about – who counts as family, and why is so much responsibility

Brown leaves appeared months before fall, despite a summer with plenty of rain Many maple trees across Tantramar started turning brown, shrivelling and losing leaves in July, months before the usual arrival of fall colours. Similar symptoms appeared during last