New Brunswick·New A woman appeared in court for charges related to a fatal hit and
Woman charged in fatal hit and run that killed 19-year-old near Fredericton | CBC News
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Where to Find New Brunswick’s Best Ice Cream Right Now
Whether you’re in the Capital Region, down in Moncton, along the Fundy coast, or passing through a farm stand on a country drive, the province is packed with small-batch creameries, roadside stands, and old-fashioned parlours worth the detour.
JUNO Award Nominees Secondhand Dreamcar Return with Uplifting New Single, “Take Your Mind Off It, Baby,” Announce Sophomore Album, Get Ready
Led by feel-good first single “Take Your Mind Off It, Baby,” the JUNO, Western Canadian Music Award, and Canadian Blues Music Award nominated nine-piece capture the electricity of their
celebrated live show on latest single ahead of sophomore album
Moncton man who stabbed constable in head gets 4½-year prison sentence | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Edva Mascary was sentenced Thursday to 4½ years in prison for stabbing a
Atlantic Canadian Latin Jazz Artist Dee Hernandez Turns Heartbreak Into Liberation on New Single “Used”
Fresh off her 2026 East Coast Music Award nomination for Global Recording of the Year, Dalhousie, NB based Cuban-Canadian singer-songwriter Dee Hernandez recently released her new single, “Used,” (June 5, 2026), performed a free show in Fredericton as part of the city’s official Canada Day celebration on July 1 2026, and has just announced a second local performance at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery as part of the Still Here Festival – a four day long event honouring Black heritage in New Brunswick.
Mentorship 2026-27 Applications are now open
Applications for both mentors and mentees are now open for the 2026-2027 mentorship program.
Celebrating 100 Years at the 2026 U15 Women’s Canadian Fast Pitch Championship
Join us on Thursday, July 30 as we celebrate 100 years of Softball New Brunswick during the U15 Women’s Canadian Fast Pitch Championship!
Federal government invests $5.9M for planning work on 2 new P.E.I.-N.B. subsea power cables | CBC News
PEI·New The federal government is providing $5.9 million to help advance a project aimed at
Still Here: Black New Brunswick families share their stories | CBC News
A small but dedicated team has spent the past three years working to make Black
After 3 years of success, Boulangerie Seoul expands downtown with Bagel Seoul | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The couple that brought you Boulangerie Seoul is serving up fresh handcrafted bagels
Event spotlights women, girls of African descent — and the discrimination they still face | CBC News
New Brunswick New Brunswick celebrated International Day for Women and Girls of African Descent for
Crime rates dropped across most of the country in 2025: Statistics Canada | CBC News
Politics Statistics Canada reports that both the rates and severity of crime were down almost
Downtown Gallery Hop
Gather your friends together for an evening of gallery hopping in downtown Fredericton! View the latest exhibitions, meet artists, gallery owners and directors and enjoy light refreshments and music.
Highland Games Weekend at Government House: A First-Timer’s Guide
If you’ve never spent a weekend surrounded by bagpipes, kilts, and grown adults hurling logs across a field, the New Brunswick Highland Games Festival is a wonderful place to start.
For A Sovereign AI in Canada: Culture At Its Core
In early June 2026, the federal government unveiled its National Artificial Intelligence Strategy – AI for All, with the stated ambition of addressing the challenges and opportunities presented by AI in a rapidly evolving world.
Kinew insists premiers are united against ‘common opponent’ in Trump | CBC News
Politics Canada’s premiers are insisting that they form a united Team Canada in the face
Premiers rally behind Carney, but not everyone is confident a tariff deal is close | CBC News
Politics Canada’s premiers say they’re behind the federal government as it tries to talk down
N.B. shoppers cut back on beef, hunt for bargains as food prices continue to rise | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Food prices have been steadily rising for months even more than the Consumer
Award-winning publisher breathes new life into 119-year-old Sackville train station | CBC News
New Brunswick·New After 14 years sitting vacant, the Sackville train station is about to come
Coroner’s jury recommends on-site paramedics after Moncton man dies in police custody | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The five-member jury who sat through the two-day inquest at the Saint John
Provinces to introduce direct-to-consumer sales for Canadian alcohol | CBC News
Politics Provinces across Canada will introduce direct-to-consumer alcohol sales — a step forward in breaking
N.B. Power’s Summer Rate Warning: What It Means for Your Bill This Month
If your N.B. Power bill has felt heavier lately, you’re not imagining it. Between a rate increase that landed this spring and the extra load air conditioners and fans put on your meter in the heat, this summer’s bills are stacking two cost pressures on top of each other.
Carte Blanche Acadie Call for Artist Submissions
All dance artists from the Atlantic provinces are invited to apply. Regardless of your language or background, this platform is designed for you, in a spirit of encounter and sharing where dance becomes the common language that unites us.
