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The federal Green Party is calling out the Liberals' decision to use the COVAX vaccine-sharing program meant for poorer countries.

A dog died in a house fire in Bayside, N.B. on Monday afternoon.

ICYMI: Hiring is underway for the 2021 Canadian Census.

Thousands are without power on a very cold Tuesday morning.

Congratulations to Marie Matthews who won $800 on Game 5 last night playing Kiwanis-Rotary Radio Bingo on 98.1. ~Mark~

An associate politics professor at Mount Allison University believes constituents should be outraged about recent trips numerous politicians have taken outside the country or even beyond their own province.

March 29th is the day when Porter Airlines hopes to be flying again.

The BIG Draw is this morning at 8:45

Two people are facing charges after drugs were seized during a traffic stop in Fredericton late last week.

The sky over the Saint John Airport has become even quieter - at least for the time being.

Boeing's 737 Max has returned to the skies, 20 months after it was grounded following a pair of high profile plane crashes.

A cybersecurity expert says an attack like the one this week in the City of Saint John could potentially happen anywhere.

One late school bus in Charlotte County this morning. https://lnkr.fm/Z7Cy3

A 14-year-old reported missing earlier this month has been located safe.

Seven schools have confirmed cases and possible exposure of COVID-19 in the Saint John and Fredericton health zones.

Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft may soon be making an appearance in New Brunswick.

When do you take down your Christmas tree?

The legislation would allow companies like Uber and Lyft to operate in New Brunswick.

Local government transit facilities in New Brunswick may soon be exempt from paying property taxes.

It's once again time to change your clocks!

UPDATE: Five new cases of COVID-19 were discovered today, three of which were in the Saint John region.

The New Brunswick legislature has been adjourned for two weeks amid rising cases of COVID-19 in parts of the province.

The highest paid government employee from 2019 to 2020 is now retired.

Gas and diesel prices have climbed for the second week in a row in New Brunswick.

N.B. municipal transit services will receive approximately $1.6 million in COVID-19 relief funding.

Dr. Russell says Public Health has focused on minimizing the impact of COVID-19 on society and the economy.

Mcadam has decided to cancel their stationary Christmas parade for Dec 5th to keep everyone safe.

Boeing is one step closer to having its 737 MAX aircraft back in service.

Dr. Jennifer Russell says it may be a great idea but not necessarily feasible at the moment.

The entertainment world has lost Sir Sean Connery.

Happy Halloween!! Spend your Saturday morning with Cory on Charlotte FM. He'll have some special Halloween-themed tunes to get the spookiest day of the year started! Call Cory this morning, if you know someone celebrating a birthday or anniversary. Call or Text 506-466-9810... Listen live now to 98.1 Click the link. http://listen.streamon.fm/chtd

The next blue moon isn't expected until August 2023.

The Royal Canadian Legion officially launches its annual Poppy Campaign today.

A nine-year-old girl from Miramichi has brought smiles to many faces with her Halloween costume.

One new case was announced Friday, and it was related to international travel.

We have a new contest starting on Monday morning! Stay tuned for more details on how you can win a new Ashley Recliner from Cox Electronics and Home Furnishings. "Mark"

An eight-year-old girl has died after being struck by a vehicle while riding her scooter in northern New Brunswick.

Police believe three people wearing ski masks and carrying weapons entered a home in Whites Mountain on Oct. 24.

This house in St. Stephen is giving me all the Halloween vibes I need without any decorations. https://t.co/4B5CyqbDdb