Updated 27 December 2020.  Information on each of these nets is shown below.

IRG Net

• Every Sunday Night at 9:00 pm
• Net Control Station rotates weekly with:  VE9MTB (Rick); VE1PIN (Bert); VE1VON (Yvon); VE9FCP (Francis); VE1RG (Al) on fifth Sundays
• At 9:30 pm during the IRG net, taking turns each week:
  • IRG Swapshop with VE1AIN (Paul) - Listen for or list your amateur radio-ralated gear - For Sale,  For Swap or Wanted
  • Don Weeks VE9WB Memorial Report - News related to amateur radio - from VE1AKT (Al).  History of VE9WB

The Tuesday Night Net

• Tuesday Night Net on the IRG system
• Net control stations Al VE1RG,  Benoit VE9BTB, and Brad VE9EFJ
• Every Tuesday night at 9:00 pm

Weather Net

• Every morning at 7:30 am, usually November to April depending on weather and flooding conditions - exact start and end dates will be announced depending on seasonal conditions.
• Net Control Stations will gather your local observations for relay to Environment & Climate Change Canada, River Watch and others
• Requires no weather station, special training or membership in anything.
• Resources and tips on reporting your weather to the Weather Net
• CANWARN Nets are held at the request of Environment Canada Atlantic Storm Prediction Centre, as required when severe weather happens.

Miramichi Area VHF Net

• Every Wednesday Night, 9:00 pm
• Net control stations Gary VE9GSB or Ron VE1BCQ
• On Central Zone: (VE1XI Doaktown; VE9MIR Miramichi; VE9SMT Scotch Mountain)

EMCOMM Net

• Every Thursday night at 9:00 pm (that's 2100 hours for you EMCOMM types!)
• Net control rotates weekly with: VE9PIN (Bert); VE9BK (J-P);  VE9OR (Charles); VE9MTB (Rick); VE9SDH (Scott on fifth Thursday)
• The net is to promote and practice good emergency communications for amateur radio operators, and to test the operation of the repeater system.  It will be a structured net rather than a social net, but all are welcome to listen or participate.