A planned highway toll for out-of-province drivers coming from Nova Scotia into New Brunswick is leading to plenty of controversy. Business owners and local politicians in New Brunswick border communities say they are opposed to the plan and are worried what the financial implications will be. “For everybody, they have to watch where they spend and they may decide not to travel at all or go in a different direction,” said Tom Trueman. Trueman owns Trueman Blueberry Farms, a business in Aulac, N.B., known for its fresh blueberries and homemade ice cream. He estimates about 35 per cent of his business comes from tourists and visitors from Nova Scotia. Not only that, but some of his employees make the journey across the border, too. “It’s money out of people’s pockets. It will affect our staff. A number of our staff travel from Nova Scotia,” he said. Premier Susan Holt’s government announced the toll in its provincial budget in March, estimating it would bring in $10.4 million ...