The Daily Gleaner - August 07, 2025

Is a made-in-N.B. silver health bullet sitting on a shelf?

CALENDAR CHANGES MADE TO AVOID LOSING TEACHERS: HOLT

City of Fredericton considering leaving X

Bay of Fundy tides show force of nature

N.B. fights for more immigrants, plans to get asylum seekers working

Campers’ deaths probably due to space heater: official

Man’s death in police cell prompts investigation

Calendar changes made to avoid losing teachers: Holt

Is a made-in-N.B. silver health bullet sitting on a shelf?

N.B. nurse filmed residents, put video on social media

Regional firefighters put their skills to the test

N.B. under burn ban, no restrictions on forest activities

Motorcycle rider dead after collision with moose: police

School district says it’s not liable for ex-teacher’s sex crimes

Carney suggests he’s considering rescinding Online News Act

Should U.S. be involved in so many foreign quarrels?

Flight attendants ready to strike

Quiet hurricane season may soon shift

Montreal man charged over threats

Viral chocolate recalled over contamination

Toronto Maple Leafs sign ex-Sea Dog to new contract

Senior baseball regular season winding down

Anthony signs extension with Sox

MLB’s first female ump to make debut

Sanders to start preseason opener

Son set for America

Boucher off to Boston: report

Canada and Mexico to co-operate as ‘free traders’ facing U.S. tariffs

STEEL IMPORT RESTRICTIONS SPARK FEAR OF SHORTAGE

Telecom brawl over networks poses test for Carney’s AI strategy

IMF warns of rising risks

Steel import restrictions spark fear of shortage

Telecom brawl over networks poses test for Carney’s AI strategy

IMF warns of rising risks

Cohere launches AI agent platform for businesses

Shopify rallies on revenue beat, strong third-quarter outlook

PINK PERENNIALS FILL THE GARDEN STAGE

Loneliness a common theme for mother and her sons

Prehab program can lessen recovery time after surgery

SUDOKU

Answer to previous puzzle:

Murphy’s law

EUGENIA LAST HOROSCOPE

Bridge

SUDOKU

Time for more clarity around Carney’s cuts

NEW BRUNSWICK DEBT OUTLOOK STILL POSITIVE