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As the New Brunswick government plans to cut French Immersion and move to a new universal conversational French goal for all students, Sackville parents weigh in on why they want to keep immersion.

Sackville artist Robert Lyon channeled the precision of Alex Colville to re-create a frame for a Colville painting originally framed by the artist himself:

Sackville hospital to double OR capacity in 2023 as part of Horizon operating room expansion plan

Economic development is the biggest ticket item in the list of new mandated services to be delivered by the Southeast Regional Service Commission in #NB #localgovernmentreform

‘It’s a viable business for someone, it’s not for us’: Mel’s Tearoom owner talks about decision to sell iconic diner in downtown Sackville, NB.

How much is your rent? New project aiming to grow capacity for non-profit housing in New Brunswick wants to know

Last week, L'Acadie Nouvelle published a political cartoon that has angered and frightened some New Brunswickers. CHMA spoke to Tantramar resident Saly Davis and Muslim Association of New Brunswick member Abid Sheikh about the 'alarming' publication

A Sackville NB landmark is up for sale... Mel's Tearoom first opened on Bridge Street in 1945, more than 75 years ago. Co-owner Wendy Epworth says she's hoping to find a buyer that can keep the tradition alive.

The time is now to check out the tens of thousands of shorebirds feeding in the mudflats at Johnson's Mills, just outside Dorchester. CHMA stopped in to talk to some of those who made the trip.

BRRRRing investors have terminated leases on a 16-unit building in Sackville in order to increase density, rent, and property value. We look into the practice of BRRRRing, and try to unpack what it means for housing in Sackville and the province.

There's concern that Higgs' health care shake-up could hinder progress on Sackville's health care staffing issues. CHMA spoke to John Higham, co-chair of the Rural Health Acton Group, to get his reaction to the news.

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#ClimateChange is putting increased pressure on infrastructure like stormwater dikes. But "natural assets" provide crucial services such as flood control, often at a lower cost, Amy Taylor of Green Analytics told #Sackville town council.

The housing crisis in Sackville is growing and needs action, says group to town council