Reeti Rohilla

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Virtual platform aims to provide quicker access to New Brunswick health care

By: Reeti Rohilla

Getting timely health care remains a challenge for many Maritimers.

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Push to stop New Brunswick's Tantramar gas plant picks up momentum

By: Reeti Rohilla, Rebecca Lau

The push to stop New Brunswick's Tantramar gas plant is gaining momentum.

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Wildfire preparation tips as fires burn in Maritime provinces

By: Reeti Rohilla

As New Brunswick sees an early start to its wildfire season by roughly a month, crews in Nova Scotia have already responded to more wildfires than they had by this point last year.

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Premier touts N.B. as energy powerhouse but there’s debate over how to produce it - New Brunswick

By: Rebecca Lau

New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt is trying to sell the province as an energy powerhouse at this week's premiers' meeting in Charlottetown.

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Saint John crime severity index jumped but expert says that doesn't mean city is more unsafe

By: Reeti Rohilla

New Brunswick was the only province to see its crime severity index , which measures the volume and seriousness of reported crime, increase last year.

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New U.S. tariffs could devastate some New Brunswick communities, small businesses - New Brunswick

By: Reeti Rohilla

The province's Finance and Treasury Board Department estimated $112.1 million in exports could be affected, which represents 0.8 per cent of total U.S.-bound exports in 2025.

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Complaint against New Brunswick lawyer's use of AI part of growing trend: experts

By: Reeti Rohilla, Rachel Morgan

A New Brunswick lawyer could face disciplinary action after allegedly using generative AI improperly to write a legal brief, and it is sparking conversations about the use of AI in the profession.

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DNA technology helps identify New Brunswick woman decades after death

By: Reeti Rohilla, Alessia Simona Maratta

A New Brunswick woman whose remains were discovered in Ontario has been identified decades after her death through advances in DNA technology, giving

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‘You almost taste it': Fredericton residents fed up with sewage plant odour

By: Reeti Rohilla, Rebecca Lau

Some residents on Fredericton's north side say a lingering smell from the city's sewage treatment plant has become unbearable.

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New Brunswick launches subsidized school lunch program amid rollout delays

By: Rebecca Lau, Reeti Rohilla

New Brunswick's first provincewide school lunch program is now serving thousands of students with meals subsidized for every family, but days into the rollout, about one in five schools is still waiting for full service.