New Brunswick·New Saint John Mayor Donna Reardon has won a second term, defeating outgoing councillor
Saint John’s Donna Reardon wins 2nd term as mayor | CBC News
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Shawn Crossman Moncton’s next mayor | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Shawn Crossman is Moncton’s mayor-elect following Monday’s municipal election.3-term councillor celebrated Monday with
4-term city councillor elected mayor in Fredericton | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Fredericton voters elected a four-term councillor to be the city’s next mayor on
Saint John’s Donna Reardon re-elected mayor for second term | CBC
Saint John’s Donna Reardon has secured her second term as mayor, defeating Blaine Harris and
As New Brunswickers elect new councils, a younger generation gets practice at the ballot box | CBC News
New Brunswick·New For local government elections, 177 New Brunswick schools are participating in the Student
Award-Winning Children’s Artist with PhD in Music Theory, Heather Feather, Reimagines Classic Children’s Favourite “The Cat Came Back” with a Playful, Development-Focused Twist
The 2026 Canadian Folk Music Award-nominated and 2025 East Coast Music Awards-winning Kindie Artist blends jazz-inspired storytelling, brain-building early learning principles in a joyful new single for children under five
The Side Hustles Fredericton Residents Are Turning to as the Cost of Living Climbs
The financial squeeze is real, but so is the ingenuity of people finding ways around it. Whether you’re driving across town with a bag of takeout or editing a client’s blog post from your kitchen table at 9 p.m., Fredericton residents are proving that a little creativity can go a long way when the cost of living climbs.
Scientists are warning Canadians to get ready for a U.S. tick invasion this year | CBC News
Nova Scotia Scientists say new species of ticks carrying troubling pathogens travelling our way from
How to vote and find results on local government election day in N.B. | CBC News
New Brunswick Monday is election day in New Brunswick with mayor, councillor, rural district and
RCMP say drone use in Oromocto probe isn’t widespread surveillance | CBC News
New Brunswick New Brunswick RCMP say they’ll use drones to help investigate thefts from vehicles
Fredericton council votes to complete expropriation of Exhibition Grounds | CBC News
New Brunswick Fredericton city council voted to continue with plans to expropriate land known as
Moncton airport sees flights cancelled amid aviation fuel cost crisis | CBC News
New Brunswick The price of jet fuel has more than doubled from where it was
Anglican diocese won’t sell historic Fredericton cathedral in dire need of costly repairs | CBC News
New Brunswick Anglicans from across New Brunswick have rejected relinquishing ownership of Christ Church Cathedral
Expropriation officer clears path for City of Fredericton to take over Exhibition Grounds | CBC News
New Brunswick After a months-long process, the province’s expropriation officer has ruled in favour of
Fredericton man dead in single-vehicle crash near Oromocto | CBC News
New Brunswick A 21-year-old Fredericton man is dead following a single-vehicle crash near Oromocto on
5 candidates vying for mayor’s seat in Miramichi’s wide-open race | CBC News
New Brunswick With New Brunswick ready to hold municipal elections Monday, few places have seen
Art students at Mount A once aspired to an ‘Mrs. degree,’ now they can shoot for White Cube gallery | CBC News
A new book from the Beaverbrook Art Gallery and Anchorage Press celebrates the prestigious fine
Moncton driving instructor says faded road paint causes confusion every year | CBC News
New Brunswick Driving instructor Vladyslav Konevshchynskyi says Moncton’s missing or faded pavement markings are making
Green leader calls for more frequent reporting from suicide review committee | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A small group convened to review suicides and come up with prevention recommendations
Traditional artifacts repatriated to Bilijk First Nation | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A number of artifacts were returned to Bilijk First Nation after historian Andrea
Is New Brunswick the Last Affordable Place Left in Atlantic Canada?
Not long ago, Atlantic Canada as a whole was considered a refuge from the housing madness gripping Toronto and Vancouver.
Capital Art Sale
This year, we’re expanding with more artists, more art, and exciting participatory, community-focused elements throughout the sale!
Seed imports, licence buybacks part of federal help for Atlantic Canada’s oyster industry | CBC News
PEI In a news release Friday, the federal government has announced a series of support
