New Brunswick N.B. Power would have posted $384 million in combined losses over its last

Auditor general claims poor results at NB Power ‘masked’ by accounting scheme | CBC News
Stolen piece of RCMP memorial in Moncton recovered by police | CBC News
New Brunswick·New New Brunswick RCMP say officers have recovered a piece of a prominent memorial
N.B. strikes back at U.S. tariffs — the American products now banned in the province
New Brunswick has escalated its response to U.S. tariffs by keeping American liquor off store shelves until tariffs ease and, starting October 1, banning American goods and services from provincial contracts over $5 million, a rule that also binds Canadian suppliers.
Seven Drunken Nights – The Story of The Dubliners
Direct from Dublin and London’s West End! Proudly celebrating its incredible 10th Anniversary Seven Drunken Nights – The Story of The Dubliners is back for 2026!
Spencer Krug – Solo Piano Tour
As the Canadian musician behind Sunset Rubdown and Moonface, co-frontman of Wolf Parade, songwriting member of Swan Lake, and keyboardist for Frog Eyes and Fifths of Seven, Spencer Krug has been a major player on over twenty-five releases within the past two decades.
What’s open, what’s closed in N.B. on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Canada marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Sept. 30, which falls
Audit finds lack of data, cost gaps in Holt’s collaborative care clinics | CBC News
New Brunswick New Brunswick’s auditor general is raising questions about how the Holt government locates
Point Lepreau reopens after heavy-water leak forced closure this month | CBC News
New Brunswick The Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station has reopened following a radioactive isotope leak
Fredericton council continues to push province for ‘urgency’ on homelessness | CBC News
New Brunswick After public safety dominated last spring’s municipal election, Fredericton’s new council asked the
Eastbound lane of Route 1 near Hampton may not open for zzz | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Cleanup of a gasoline spill on the eastbound lane of Route 1 near
Fredericton fire chief says 32-year-old man died in Valleyview Street fire | CBC News
New Brunswick The victim of a fatal fire on Valleyview Street was a 32-year-old man
Last man sentenced for role in Moncton home invasion that led to teen’s death | CBC News
New Brunswick·Updated A man who backed out of a home invasion and robbery that left
Megan Mitton set to become new N.B. Green leader | CBC News
New Brunswick Tantramar MLA Megan Mitton will be acclaimed as the new leader of the
Flu season is coming for New Brunswickers — here’s what’s different this year
The leaves are turning, and that means respiratory season is on its way. If you’re wondering whether this year’s flu shot is any different, or whether you’ll still get it for free, here’s what we know so far.
Grapevine Events’ Fall/Winter Baby & Kids’ Gear Pop Up Consignment Sale!
Our twice-a-year pop-up consignment sale returns to Saint John Exhibition on October 2 & 3, 2026. We’ll have thousands of items from more than 200 local families – everything newborn to tween, sorted by size & style!
The Rogue’s Whisky Experience Dinner
Join us at The Rogue for a 6 course Whisky Experience Dinner featuring 6 exceptional Scotch whiskies, from our cabinets, thoughtful paired.
Virtual Caregiver Support Network
Be a part of a safe, inclusive, compassionate and welcoming peer support group. Family members and friends of people living with any stage of Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia come together virtually in a stigma-free environment to share, learn and connect.
Memory Cafe – Fredericton
The Memory Café is a free monthly program for people living with dementia and their families to meet others, learn, and have fun!
Woodlot producer forced to downsize, sell to U.S. after Nackawic mill stopped taking his wood | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Ken Thomas cuts wood on private woodlots and sells it for a profit
N.B. youth have seen ‘avalanche’ of decline in basic math skills | CBC News
New Brunswick·New An international survey of the math competencies of 15-year-olds shows a steady decline
Why Trump’s tariffs could cost Republicans a crucial Senate seat in Maine | CBC News
If U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs could bring manufacturing back to places it has fled
From scraps to showstoppers: N.B. quilters prove it’s not just grandma’s hobby anymore | CBC News
New Brunswick·New From intricate wall hangings to modern scrap patterns, local crafters gathered in Quispamsis
Could a single Maritime power grid make electricity more reliable? | CBC News
PEI·New When Canada’s premiers met in Prince Edward Island back in July, leaders from the


























