Tanzina Huq

Fredericton, NB — A Fredericton entrepreneur is poised to disrupt the food and beverage industry with the launch of a first-of-its-kind all natural, clean label preservative that ensures food safety and a longer shelf life without the health risks associated with artificial preservatives.

The ground-breaking product has earned Tanzina Huq, 34, a prestigious award from Mitacs, a not-for-profit organization that fosters growth and innovation in Canada for business and academia.

Earning 170 world points for his victory at the Monster Energy Tour’s Moncton Classic, presented by GO! Store, Lane rises inside the world’s Top 35

MONCTON, New Brunswick – Brining the electric crowd inside the Avenir Centre to its feet, Michael Lane (Tazewell, Virginia) captured the first PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Canada event win of his career, victorious at the Monster Energy Tour’s Moncton Classic, presented by GO! Store in Moncton, New Brunswick.

The 28-year-old was the first to strike at the league’s second ever trip to the maritime city, covering Hollow Point (Vold Rodeo) in Round 1 for 80 points.

By Pierre Little

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My wife & I  have been following the Francophonie Games situation very closely and ,like many others, don't think our province can afford the new cost. Saying this several things have occurred to me & I would like to hear what other NBers  think.

December 14, 2019

By Pierre Little

Adapted from Press Release - The provincial government has tabled a $600.6-million capital budget for 2019-20 that aims to maintain infrastructure, restore balance to government finances and manage the province's debt.

Commentary by Pierre Little

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By Doug Harrison @DonkeyPurple

New Brunswick’s former Premier, Liberal leader Brian Gallant has informed his caucus of his intention to step down from the Party’s top job.

He will make the formal announcement later this morning but will remain at the helm until the Party selects a new leader.

Therein lies the fly in the ointment.

Should the precarious PC minority cobbled together by Blaine Higgs fall, the Liberals could find themselves going into another Election campaign with Gallant as the face of the Party.

That would be a huge mistake

The recent election saw the Liberal Party almost wiped off the map in southern ridings and Gallant’s leadership style was largely the reason.

It would be foolhardy for them to assume all is forgiven and follow their severely damaged Leader to the polls when the wounds from his reign of (t)error are still open and not likely to heal soon.