Fredericton Local Informer

You can currently pick us up in the Irving downtown. Tomorrow we will be in the northside superstore. We are working with other stores currently and will update. We will also deliver to your door if you're in Fredericton, just email [email protected]!

50% OFF AN AD CONTEST! Submit your ad for the next issue of the FLI, any size, and receive HALF OFF THE TOTAL PRICE as it goes into print! Your name and/or business will be drawn on video after all advertisers have been confirmed. No other local advertiser offers this amazing deal, so catch it while you can and reach hundreds of people! E-mail us at [email protected] now! We can't wait to hear from you on this deal. (First issue is arriving to our home office today.)

Our first premier issue of the FLI is heading to our home office TODAY by the end of the day, and will soon be out for readers to enjoy. If you are within the city of Fredericton, please note we will happily deliver the paper to your door. This is a safe alternative due to COVID-19, and less hands touch your copy. If you prefer this option, e-mail us now! [email protected]

31 new COVID-19 cases: 6 in Moncton region (Zone 1) 18 in Saint John region (Zone 2) 3 in Fredericton region (Zone 3)... 1 in Edmundston region (Zone 4) 3 in Campbellton region (Zone 5) See more

BREAKING: ALL of New Brunswick returns to the ORANGE phase of recovery at midnight tonight. There were 27 new cases today. They break down as follows: 11 cases here in Zone 3 (Fredericton region) 9 cases in Zone 1 (Moncton region)... 3 cases in Zone 2 (Saint John region) 2 cases in Zone 4 (Edmundston region) 2 cases in Zone 5 (Campbellton region) All cases are self-isolating and under investigation. 80 cases remain active. Orange level rules: A ONE household bubble including only the people you live with. The bubble can be extended to caregivers, an immediate family member who needs the support from someone in the household, and one other person who needs support. It is only this one household permitted to go on public outings, such as dining, together. Only essential travel is recommended within the province, however, people can continue to travel for work, school, essential errands and medical appointments. Masks are mandatory in indoor public places. Masks are required in outdoor public spaces when physical distancing of two metres cannot be maintained. Public health pegs the problem to being that people "selfishly" ignored safety guidelines and warnings these past holidays, as was commented on by Blaine Higgs, NB Premier. Dr. Jennifer Russel fears upcoming higher spikes.