Times & Transcript - June 06, 2026

CITY REMEMBERS FALLEN MOUNTIES

SENIORS’ ADVOCATE INVESTIGATES WOMAN’S ‘PREVENTABLE DEATH’

Premier describes farmers’ protest as a celebration of agriculture

City using new technique to control geese at Centennial Park

Premier describes protest as a celebration of agriculture

NOTE TO READERS

City remembers fallen Mounties, 12 years later

N.B. universities hiking tuition amid provincial funding freeze

New plan for geese

New book sheds light on historic N.B. treasure hunt

COON TO QUIT AS N.B. GREEN LEADER

RCMP investigating child’s death in Moncton

Man accused of having loaded handgun will try to get out of jail

HOME OF THE WEEK: Address:

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Advocate investigates woman’s ‘preventable death’

Leading by example: Diane Elizabeth Deans

NEW BRUNSWICK’S ECONOMY CONTINUES TO STAGNATE

Ottawa commits billions for AI adoption

Air Canada banks on efficient Airbus jet as it explores new routes

Air Canada banks on efficient Airbus jet as it explores new routes

N.B.’s economy continues to stagnate

Feds commit billions for AI adoption

BY THE NUMBERS

Screwworm parasite found in U.S. threatens cattle herd

RED LIGHT, GREEN LIGHT - SKY GAMES AT NIGHT

Myers thanks Canadian taxpayers

SIGHTINGS

We were fortunate to hear and then see a male and female yellow-bellied sapsucker on May 17 on a trail in New Maryland. HEATHER LONG-SMITH, NEW MARYLAND

FRANK MCFARLANE, MILLBANK-MIRAMICHI

JIM WILSON

THE GREAT SUSSEX SHALE GAS SWINDLE

SUDOKU

Boss’s new fiancé certainly has a way with words

Whizword

By Jim Barnard

SUDOKU

DEATH BY SYSTEM: VERY FAMILIAR THEMES

Veterinary issue needs explaining to taxpayers

Deal with drug dealers to address drug issues

TIME FADES AWAY

NEXT, PLEASE! BY DAVID STEINBERG / EDITED BY WILL SHORTZ

N.B. MUSICIAN HEADED OVER THE POND WITH NEW TROMBONE IN TOW