Saint John, New Brunswick has plenty of ghost stories, thanks to fog, shipwrecks, old brick, and nearly 250 years of history as Canada’s oldest incorporated city. The ghost tour scene is small, though.
Saint John Ghost Tours 2026: Which Ones Are Actually Worth the Money?
DND job fair attracts hundreds as Base Gagetown prepares for growth | CBC News
New Brunswick Cooks, nurses, firefighters, mechanics, teachers — those are few of the dozens of
Boo-Ty Barre
This heated 60-minute, glute-focused barre class will bring a spooky Halloween twist to your Saturday, complete with a Halloween playlist and plenty of booty work. Be sure to show up in your favourite Halloween costume!
Fredericton ACORN Outreach: NB POWER BILLS ARE SCARY
Halloween Outreach 31st October 10 am – 11:30 am
Moncton-area man acquitted of gun, drug charges following 2025 fatal home invasion | CBC News
New Brunswick Andrew Minifie was supposed to stand trial beginning Thursday but was acquitted of
Liberals introduce bill to put safeguards around NDAs | CBC News
New Brunswick The New Brunswick Liberals have introduced legislation aimed at clarifying the rights of
PC leader calls Liberal cuts to oversight committee hours ‘Trumpish’ | CBC News
New Brunswick The opposition Progressive Conservatives are urging the Holt government to reverse course on
Public opinion survey on fracking is biased, critics say | CBC News
New Brunswick Critics of fracking say a public survey that is part of the New
Seven reasons to drive electric
October 27, 2026 Except for one glaring exception – the US – electric vehicles are
N.B. strikes exploration deals for 2 former mine sites | CBC News
New Brunswick The agreements are meant to determine whether there’s any valuable materials to be
TransAqua plans to stop composting sewage at Moncton site | CBC News
New Brunswick Wastewater utility TransAqua plans to stop operating a sewage composting facility that’s been
12 Family-Friendly Halloween Events in New Brunswick for 2026 (So Far)
Halloween lands on a Saturday this year, so families get a full weekend of spooky fun, plus a few events on Thursday and Friday.
THE FORBIDDEN FOREST HAUNTED HORROR TRAIL
Get ready for the ultimate fright Night this Halloween at our Forbidden Forest Haunted HORROR TRAIL.
Sommet en sant 2SLGBTQIA+ 2026
Alter Acadie NB est fier d’annoncer la tenue du Sommet provincial en santé, qui se déroulera les 28, 29 et 30 octobre 2026 à l’Université de Moncton
JB Smoove at Imperial Theatre – Saint John
J.B. Smoove is an Emmy Award-winning actor, comedian and writer, who continues to entertain audiences all over the world with his unique brand of comedy.
October Ladies Night
Come on out ladies for a fun night together. We’re going to make our Christmas wreaths so they will be ready for the very start of the season!
Paws & Claws – A D&D One Shot at The Purrfect Cup
Come join a one-shot D&D campaign in the cat lounge! There are only eight spots available, so book your slot now if you want to join in on this month’s fun with Kelsey!
Read and Roar / Lire et Rugir
You’ve heard of Trick or Treating, now get ready for Trick or Reading! Join us at the Fredericton Public Library on Saturday, October 31st at 10:30 for our Read & Roar book giveaway for kids of all ages!
Fulton Heights Halloween Kickoff
Come by, snap some photos, and grab a treat to get into the Halloween spirit before trick-or-treating begins.
Fredericton approves smaller overnight homeless shelter for this winter | CBC News
New Brunswick Fredericton council approved an overnight homeless shelter smaller than the one used the
UNB opens pediatric simulation suites to give nursing students hands-on experience with babies | CBC News
New Brunswick The Margaret Mallory pediatric simulation suites have officially opened at two University of
Holt Liberals cutting committee oversight in half | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The Holt Liberals are cutting in half the amount of time a committee
Why the economic allure of shale gas has Holt confronting political ghosts | CBC News
A couple hundred protesters brandished signs and chanted “shame” as Premier Susan Holt walked toward


































