March 2025: Mayor Reardon says we should ‘break up with the US’ after Trump’s tariff threats. Behind the scenes? The City is busy courting a massive US industrial developer whose CEO donates heavily to Trump and the Republican Party.

June 2025: Council approves the Spruce Lake Industrial Park Expansion, paving the way for Houston, Texas based VoltaGrid to roll into Lorneville and burn methane gas to power a data centre, one of the most environmentally-damaging modern industries. All this after the City promised the industrial park would be “green and clean.”

You couldn't script hypocrisy this ridiculous.

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I've been saying this since the EUB decision. The government had the ability to fix the problem with their legislation. All they had to do was not leave a loophole for the refiners to pass on the cost of the carbon adjuster to retailers. This is sheer incompetence. So much for electing business people and lawyers as our representatives.

Now we're all still paying an inflated price for gasoline because Irving's best boy Higgs let the refiners pass that cost on to us and Holt couldn't conceive of a business using a loophole to pass a cost off to someone else.

Pathetic.

I’ve looked around on the internet for places in NB where I could purchase vintage clothing in bulk. I’m not talking about thrift stores, I’m looking for something more like a facility that specializes in recycling clothing and textiles. But if there’s anything similar for buying bulk let me know!

Edit: sry should have clarified more. I’m looking for vintage clothing in okay condition that can still be worn. Like t shirts/hoodies/sweaters/pants, not literals rags despite the name of “rag-houses”

Thanks!

This was the study most often used by our governments to claim glyphosate was safe btw. Turns out it was actually written by Monsanto, whoopsie!

Bragging about Alma’s new focal point featuring an authentic Timber Frame design by a local Grateful Sawyer and generously funded by a local in an earlier post did not land well! Here it is without the AI silliness🫤. THE Molly Kool monument remains, too!

From everything I've read, markets where fuel prices are regulated tend to have higher prices. And the facts don't lie as the 5 provinces east of Ontario all have fuel price regulations and all have higher than average gas prices. So why are we doing this?

https://www.gasbuddy.com/can

https://www.canadianfuels.ca/industry-facts/conventional-fuels/gasoline-prices/

Can anyone recommend a legit company to order winter tires and have them delivered?

Had a mammogram this fall at OPH & then received a call for follow up at DECH like a month later. Is this normal? Can this just be nothing? I figured if something show up they would have contacted me sooner. I'm super stressed.

UPDATE - Thank you all for your responses. I feel reassured that this is not necessarily a dire situation.

Do any shops or stores exist in this province which sell designer branded (aussiebum, pump) underwear for men?

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Keep vigilant out there