Dan Mills

@RealScottWolter Yes

I have a philosophical question to ask my followers about the use of AI generated images in my forthcoming book about the Sinclair/Wemyss journals. I’m considering using a few images to re-create some of the particularly interesting historical moments in the entries. Yes or no?

@NB_Power Your website isn’t working. Seriously?

Strong winds are persisting in New Brunswick, and we continue to experience new outages. Refer to the regional outage list for the most up-to-date customer outages. Crews continue to safely and efficiently restore power where it is safe to do so.

The Westmorland Street bridge has been closed due to an accident. Motorists are advised to use the Princess Margaret bridge or the Mactaquac Dam.

@jupia That’s pretty good. Where’s “The Next Street”?

I have seen some creative street naming over the years but this seems a little lazy to me. Near Porters Lake in Nova Scotia. This Street, That Street and The Other Street.

@roloo38 @Tesla There’s one in every crowd or workplace. LOL

@Tesla That one friend 😠

First Cybertruck built at Giga Texas! 🤠

Congratulations to all the competitors of Team New Brunswick, which captured eight medals during the Skills Canada National Competition recently, including a Gold Medal won by Alice Michaud in Car Painting! This National Competition recognizes the exceptional importance and abilities of skilled trade and technology students and apprentices in Canada. The other winners are: Zachary Duguay (Silver, Autobody Repair); Miguel Boudreau (Silver, Sheet Metal Work); Calvin Getchell (Silver, Industrial Mechanics); Daniel Hie and Aaron MacLaggan (Bronze, Mobile Robotics); Maxime Cormier (Bronze, CNC Machining); Barret MacLennan (Bronze, Plumbing); and Alex Johnston (Bronze, Refrigeration and Air Conditioning) Skilled trades professionals are in demand, and anyone interested in pursuing a career in a skilled trade should reach out to one of our 10 apprenticeship offices across the province. gnb.ca/apprenticeship

It’s National Public Service Week! Our public service is made up of many hard-working teams who work every single day to improve the lives of New Brunswickers and this week we are highlighting some of them! Meet the Public Libraries team! Our public libraries team provides services to everyone regardless of age, background, income, or interests. Libraries in New Brunswick offer much more than books! You can borrow musical instruments, sporting equipment, board games or check out passes to your favourite New Brunswick attractions. We are so proud of the Public Libraries team and the work they do to champion libraries as community centres where New Brunswickers can connect with others, explore new ideas, and pursue their passions! #NPSW

@mcomeauNB @mcomeauNB have you ever considered @RyanBingham for the lineup?

Activist Sue Rickards dead at 85 tj.news/telegraph-jour…

A zipper merge is an important manoeuvre for motorists to understand. So, what is a zipper merge you ask? Watch and learn!

We're hiring! Do you have a law degree and experience in human rights? The New Brunswick Human Rights Commission is in search of a legal counsel. Apply today! ere.gnb.ca/competition.as…

There are now 812,000 people living in New Brunswick, with nearly a 10,000 increase between April and July, and more growth every week.

NB apprentices Nick LeBlanc (welder) and Zach Robichaud (HVAC) are headed to Ann Arbor, Michigan to compete in the United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters International Skills Competition. Best of luck to them!

@Bryan_Baeumler nationalpost.com/news/calling-m…

Recherche d’idées! 💡 Le N.-B. fait face à des pressions liées au vieillissement de la population, et on s’attend à ce que 120 000 emplois deviennent disponibles au cours des 10 prochaines années à mesure que les travailleurs partent à la retraite. (1/2)

Call for ideas! 💡 New Brunswick is facing the pressure of an aging population, with 120,000 job openings expected over the next 10 years as workers retire. We want to hear your ideas for how to grow our labour force and overcome this challenge workingnb.ca/growthideas

Reminder! On April 1st minimum wage will go up to $12.75, and in October, it will rise to $13.75. This is the most significant increase in over 40 years and will give New Brunswick the top minimum wage in Atlantic Canada. www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en…

NB is celebrating an important milestone as our population has topped 800,000 people! There are now 800,000 reasons (and counting) to love NB! Let’s keep the momentum going! www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en…

Congratulations to @nbccd instructor Brigitte Clavette! A 2022 recipient of the Governor General’s Award in Visual and Media Arts and sole recipient of the Saidye Bronfman Award for excellence in fine craft.

@cionot Wow!

Watch to end. Gonna take her for a drive!