Telegraph-Journal - July 12, 2025

‘Dreams do come true’

HORIZON ‘RESETS’ PLANNED CHANGES

Harbour Bridge sees its first temporary full closure

Many parents in N.B. still paying more than $10 a day for daycare

Doctors’ group in legal fight to get details of Teladoc agreement

Lepreau breakdown last year cost about $200M: utility CEO

Centenarians recall summers of youth

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Lepreau breakdown last year cost about $200M: utility CEO

Many parents in N.B. still paying more than $10 a day for daycare

‘Dreams do come true’

Horizon ‘resets’ planned changes

Measles case detected in Sussex region, Public Health says

Be like Mike: The story of Michael Richard Denny

Doctors’ group in legal fight to get details of Teladoc agreement

Tender awarded for city’s first roundabout

Proposed west side development passes first and second reading

Mini home neighbourhood approved on city’s east side

Harbour Bridge sees its first temporary full closure

U.S. investment in rare earth mining company offers road map for sector revitalization

N.B.’s unemployment rate jumps, erasing string of gains

Trump’s trade war turning Canadians sour on U.S. stocks

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U.S. investment in rare earth mining company offers road map for sector revitalization

Canada’s top port seeks builder to add 70% capacity in Asia trade push

N.B.’s unemployment rate jumps, erasing string of gains

Why was Jersey Milk cut from Canada and could other chocolate makers follow?

SUDOKU

Man’s addiction may be to blame for wife’s migraines

Whizword

EUGENIA LAST HOROSCOPE

Bridge

Last puzzle’s Answer:

SUDOKU

THE CONSERVATIVE CASE FOR SAVING ACADEMIA

Gloomy picture may not show whole opportunity

Incorporate environment into development

Reshuffling the cards, all hands on deck

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