Summer doesn’t stick around forever, and if you haven’t dipped a toe into the warm waters of the Northumberland Strait yet, now’s the time.
5 Beach Towns in New Brunswick You Need to Visit Before Summer Ends
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Alumnus Ralph Simpson Named to Artelier’s “10 Artists to Watch” at Collect 2026
NBCCD alumnus Ralph Simpson, whose sculptural plant-fibre work is rooted in the fields, forests, and wetlands of New Brunswick, has been named one of the “10 Top Artists to Watch from Collect 2026” by UK art consultancy Artelier.
MLA under scrutiny after reading AI-written speech in New Brunswick Legislature | CBC News
New Brunswick A Progressive Conservative MLA has confirmed he used artificial intelligence to prepare a
N.B. travellers stranded and scrambling overseas in fallout of WestJet strike | CBC News
New Brunswick A group of young scouts from Quispamsis were stranded in Denmark, and a
Order of New Brunswick to welcome 10 new members | CBC News
New Brunswick New Brunswickers from a wide swath of fields are being honoured as new
Woodstock Old Home Week: Parades, Fireworks, and Demolition Derbies All Week Long
If you’ve never been to Old Home Week in Woodstock, you’re missing out on one of the best weeks of the year.
Trial dates set for Musquash murder suspect for unrelated charges of uttering threats | CBC News
New Brunswick Calvin Burns-Smith, separately charged with second-degree murder and indignity to human remains of
FredRod Show n Shine
Coming to FredRod August 7,8,9, 2026. Eastbound and Down only outdoor show in the region Don’t miss it.
On The Fence: Construction Art Work Exhibition
Take a stroll downtown and experience a vibrant outdoor art gallery created by the talented students of the George Street Middle School Art Club!
Moncton downtown businesses can claim up to $15K per year to tackle property crime
The City of Moncton has funded a two-year pilot project to help its downtown businesses
DFO study updates science behind lobster management measures in N.S., N.B.
Scientists at the Department of Fisheries and Oceans are reviewing potential scenarios if lobster stocks
Complaint about lawyer’s alleged improper AI use a first for N.B., law society says | CBC News
New Brunswick Lawyer Denis Sawyer is accused of improper use of AI and using “fictitious”
Saint John was once N.B.’s largest city, but it’s now staring at possible 3rd place | CBC News
New Brunswick For the first time in its history, Saint John may have fallen to
Cuban-Canadian Artist Dee Hernandez Announces Debut Album Deshecha = Undone, Releases New Single “I Want to Fall in Love”
The vibrant Cuban jazz-funk anthem marks the final preview of Hernandez’s long-awaited debut, arriving September 25, 2026
A Province’s Own Birthday: The Story Behind New Brunswick Day
Every year, on the first Monday of August, New Brunswickers get a long weekend that’s all their own. While much of Canada marks the day as a generic “Civic Holiday,” New Brunswick gave it a name, a personality, and a purpose: a chance for the province to celebrate itself.
Buskers on The Boardwalk 2026
The Boardwalk comes alive August 7–9 for three days of incredible live entertainment as Buskers on The Boardwalk returns!
Triangles Pride Dance Party
Get ready to celebrate Pride like never before! The wait is officially over. We are thrilled to announce the Pride Triangles Dance Party is happening on Saturday, August 8th!
1st Annual Golf Tournament STARS Children’s Home
S.T.A.R.S. Children’s Centre is hosting our first charity classic golf fundraiser August 6th at West Hills Golf Course, Fredericton NB.
WestJet, CUPE reach tentative deal to end flight attendants’ strike that left travellers in limbo | CBC News
World Calgary-based WestJet and the Canadian Union of Public Employees have reached a tentative deal
Bringing Saint John’s old buildings back to life comes with challenges, groups say | CBC News
New Brunswick Saint John non-profits and developers are trying to breathe new life into the
How ‘the crimps’ took over Saint John’s sailing labour force | CBC News
The seafaring life has always been a major part of Saint John and throughout history
Saint John cultural festival running smoothly after last year’s conflict, arrests | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Organizers of Saint John’s International Culturefest hope to put past conflict behind them
Home swaps let New Brunswick travellers spend less on hotels, experience more local culture | CBC News
New Brunswick For an annual membership fee, users on a home exchange platform can swap
