Prime Minister Mark Carney told his negotiators to walk away from the table after the
Carney says trade deal became untenable when U.S. ‘asked too much and offered too little’ | CBC News
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Maritime provinces voice solidarity in response to new U.S. tariffs | CBC News
Nova Scotia As new U.S. tariffs on Canada took effect following the breakdown of Friday’s
Capturing the cascade: Exploring some of New Brunswick’s hundreds of waterfalls | CBC News
New Brunswick For a summer series, videographer Roger Cosman has been visiting New Brunswick waterfalls.
Iconic Saint John City Market celebrates 150 years | CBC News
New Brunswick From opening in 1876 to being named a national historical site in the
This Fredericton mom is officially a Guinness World Record holder — and she shares it with her daughter | CBC News
New Brunswick Julia Reid attempted to break a Guinness World Record on Feb. 28, 2026
Heavy downpours, flood risk looming for parts of Maritimes | CBC News
Nova Scotia Parts of all three Maritime provinces are in line for a soaking on
Heavy downpours, flood risk looming for N.S., southern N.B. | CBC News
Nova Scotia Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Sunday, anticipating between 50
N.B. businesses waiting anxiously for U.S.-Canada trade details | CBC News
New Brunswick Businesses in New Brunswick were anxiously awaiting details from ongoing trade talks between
St. Stephen’s old basketball court one of the star attractions at hall of fame celebrations | CBC News
New Brunswick The Canada Basketball Hall of Fame induction ceremony in St. Stephen was held
14-year-old boy on dirt bike dies in collision in western N.B. | CBC News
New Brunswick A 14-year-old boy was killed Thursday when the dirt bike he was riding
Why Late August Is Secretly the Best Time to Visit the Bay of Fundy
Everyone tells you to visit the Bay of Fundy in July. The days are long, the tides are dramatic, and the beaches are busy with families making the most of summer vacation.
Thousands descend on Shediac for sold-out, first-time Renaissance faire | CBC News
New Brunswick Tourists in medieval attire will be flocking to southeast New Brunswick this weekend
Attack on N.B. social worker provokes calls for improved training, recruitment | CBC 22 Minutes Clips and Shorts – Site only
New Brunswick Threats and violence are increasing against New Brunswick social workers, their union says.
Holt won’t commit to restocking U.S. booze, an ask from Ottawa, until trade deal inked | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Prime Minister Mark Carney reportedly asked premiers to scrap any bans on American
Environmental groups worry provincial trust fund will run dry | CBC News
New Brunswick Some environmental organizations fear for the future of New Brunswick’s environmental trust fund
Accused in alleged murder of Melissa Price to stand trial | CBC News
New Brunswick Crown prosecutors wrapped up a preliminary inquiry Thursday into the alleged murder of
Majority of Saint John taxis targeted for safety, licensing checks found not fit for transporting public | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Police and public safety officials recently targeted Saint John taxi operators to check
51-year-old Shediac man dies after suspected hit and run near Sackville | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The victim of a suspected hit and run in early August near Sackville
The NB Road Trip You Can Still Squeeze in Before Labour Day
Summer always ends faster than it should. One minute it’s the July long weekend, and the next you’re staring down Labour Day wondering where the season went.
CATAPULT Arts Accelerator deadline extended
The CATAPULT Arts Accelerator application deadline has been extended to Sunday, August 23, 2026 to give you more time to apply
Health minister admits N.B.’s new virtual care service falls short for francophone users | CBC News
New Brunswick New Brunswick’s language rights watchdog has received three complaints alleging a lack of
Not just a trim: A new barbershop brings Indigenous flair to Sitansisk cuts | CBC News
New Brunswick A new Indigenous owned barbershop has opened in Fredericton, bringing Indigenous values to
No return of U.S. booze without ‘tariff relief,’ says premier | CBC News
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says new supplies of U.S. liquor will not return to
