Telegraph-Journal - October 29, 2025

PRETTY PROCESSION

HOLT WANTS NEAR-DEAD MINING INDUSTRY REVIVED

Province buys 57 university health training seats in N.S.

New youth psychiatric unit to be opened at Regional

Second man arrested in north-end shooting

Former premier star of the show at party’s annual general meeting

Holt wants near-dead mining industry revived

Second man arrested in shooting

WORDS IN SEASON

NB Power signs $75M deal to improve Lepreau’s poor performance

Former cabinet minister ‘distressed’ by delay for long-term care bill

Has peak lobster already come and gone in New Brunswick?

Higgs questions loyalty of some party members

Study shows 62 young nurses leaving N.B. for every 100 new nurses entering

New youth psychiatric unit to be opened at Regional

N.B. buys 57 university health training seats in N.S.

Is New Brunswick going to dodge hurricane season again?

N.B. MP alleges federal government ‘banning prayer’

Fredericton ‘high up on the list’ for mental health court: minister

8-year-old boy dead after car hits moped on Acadian Penninsula: police

Maritime upstarts about to roll on Colombian bonebreakers

Crosby reaches 1,700 career points

Lando pulls ahead in championship

Wentz undergoing shoulder surgery

Wemby and Spurs continue hot start

Neighbours out five weeks

Canada needs to invest in its youth if it wants economy to grow, retiring CEO says

CANADIANS KEPT SPENDING AS EXPORTS ‘PLUNGED’: REPORT

Trump ad spat exposes Doug Ford’s anxiety over auto sector

Canadians kept spending as exports ‘plunged’: report

Trump ad spat exposes Doug Ford’s anxiety over auto sector

Canada needs to invest in its youth if it wants economy to grow, retiring CEO says

THE STRANGE AND DANGEROUS WORLD OF ALEX MURDAUGH

These books are ready to spook

DELIVER ME FROM NOWHERE

Lie told years ago remains a barrier to full trust

WONDERWORD

CELEBRITY CIPHER

SUDOKU

Miscellaneous goodies for Halloween

EUGENIA LAST HOROSCOPE

Bridge

Answer to previous puzzle:

Canada’s mysterious new love for Ronald Reagan, free trade

Jays go to bat for national unity