Every fall, you drop a few coins in a box, pin a poppy to your coat, and carry on with your day. It’s a small gesture, but it adds up. Where does the money go once it leaves your pocket?
Where Your Poppy Money Goes: How NB Legions Spend It Every Year
Wine Expo – Grand Tastings November 6 + 7
The four Grand Tasting sessions are the heart of the Expo, each featuring the same exceptional lineup of fine wines paired with delicious culinary delights.
Wine Expo – Seminars + Tastings
Each 90-minute seminar features curated wine tastings hosted by Sommelier Bill Vance, joined by special guests for a lineup of exceptional wines and lively conversation.
Broue : Nouvelle administration
Depuis la toute première représentation qui a eu lieu le mercredi 21 mars 1979 l’histoire d’amour entre le public québécois et Broue aura duré presque 39 ans sans interruption.
Nathaniel Rankin ASTONISHMENT: Canadian Champion of Magic
The magic that has captivated audiences around the world is coming home! Experience Canadian Champion Nathaniel Rankin live.
Cape Breton’s Men of the Deeps
In their 60th Anniversary year, Cape Breton’s own coal miners’ chorus remembers those men whose lamps have all gone down and honours those who still carry the light forward.
Pages in the Province 2026
Join us for Fredericton’s largest celebration of books, stories, and the people who create them!
Hells Bells – AC/DC Tribute
Since their electrifying inception in 1994 in the heart of Toronto, Hells Bells has soared to become the World’s Longest Touring Tribute to the legendary ACDC, lighting up stages across Canada, United States, Mexico and as far as Dubai, United Emirates.
Cap City Tattoo Festival 2026
Cap City Tattoo Festival returns to Fredericton 7-8 November 2026 at the Delta. Artist applications are now open, see our website for details
Fredericton Fall Open House November 5, 2026
There’s never been a better time to further your education, change careers, or learn new skills. With more than 90 programs to choose from, we feel NBCC offers you the opportunity to transform what you learn into a rewarding career.
Sentencing going ahead for man who killed wife and now seeks assisted death | CBC News
New Brunswick·Updated A man prosecutors say sadistically murdered and dismembered his wife in southeast New
CBC’s 90 years of being there with you
1 hour ago News Duration 3:58 closed caption Nov. 2, 2026, marks the CBC’s 90th
Nurse recruitment lags in northern N.B., Vitalité data shows | CBC News
New Brunswick Vitalité Health Network says its nurse recruitment strategy is producing “tangible results,” yet
Province invites Sussex-area residents to fracking review meeting | CBC News
New Brunswick The New Brunswick government is hosting a community dialogue in Sussex on Tuesday
N.B. exploring new way to address moose collisions | CBC News
New Brunswick New Brunswick’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure wants to install “wildlife reduction reflectors”
Carbon monoxide leak sends Cooke Aquaculture staff to hospital | CBC News
New Brunswick·New About 22 Cooke Aquaculture employees needed medical care Friday after a carbon monoxide
Woman, 56, dies in two-vehicle crash on Route 15 in Portage | CBC News
New Brunswick A 56-year-old Charlottetown woman died Friday night after an SUV and a van
Group gets people with Parkinson’s disease dancing | CBC News
New Brunswick Studies have shown that dance has positive impact on Parkinson’s disease, a degenerative
Fall reflections: Enjoy these photos from around New Brunswick | CBC News
New Brunswick·Your Lens The woods may be going increasingly grey, but the past week still
Halloween costumes aren’t just for humans, but fur babies too
Skip to Main Content Accessibility Help Voting is Live! Choose Canada’s Artist for the Eurovision
Veterans’ stories written by their families collected in new Tantramar book | CBC News
New Brunswick A 12-year veterans’ banner project in Tantramar, N.B., is now a 348-page book
Parks Canada set to slash warden detachments, officers across national parks | CBC News
Calgary Detachments will be closing in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Yukon
Attacks on women in politics far more personal than those aimed at men, expert says | CBC News
New Brunswick A New Brunswick mayor says online abuse of politicians can spill into real

































