New Brunswick The jury trial of two Saint John men charged with being accessories after
Killer borrowed ‘missing’ Jeep, man accused of being accessory after murder tells police | CBC News
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N.B. lawyer admits to misuse of AI for court brief, fined $10,000 | CBC News
New Brunswick A New Brunswick lawyer has been sanctioned for misusing AI in a brief
Mi’kmaw mask carver wins Canadian Crafts Federation award | CBC News
Indigenous Mi’kmaw wood carver Gordon Sparks, of Oinpegitjoig (Pabineau First Nation) in New Brunswick, has
Provincial lunch program to be delayed for some N.B. schools | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Several New Brunswick schools will see a delay of the provincial hot lunch
NB’s Oldest Fall Fair Returns: What’s New This Year
Fall in New Brunswick means one thing for generations of families across the province: the New Brunswick Provincial Exhibition is back.
Want to build a data centre in Canada? These are the federal government’s new expectations | CBC News
Politics·New The federal government has announced a new framework outlining key expectations for responsible data
North Atlantic right whale population appears to be stabilizing after years of decline: DFO | CBC News
PEI The North Atlantic right whale population is showing some encouraging signs in Canadian waters
Saint John police apologize after woman told to cover up at beach | CBC News
New Brunswick Lacey Tompkins was told by police to cover up while topless at Dominion
Maine governor says her state is ‘not the enemy’ in ongoing trade war | CBC News
New Brunswick Maine’s governor says the ongoing trade war between the United States and Canada
Murder victim threatened pair accused of being accessories after the fact, trial hears | CBC News
Saint John murder victim Allan Lee allegedly threatened to kill the two men charged with
Saint John went ‘above and beyond’ to consult residents about industrial park expansion, court told | CBC News
New Brunswick On the second day of a two-day judicial review, the City of Saint
N.B. will move field veterinarians to private sector, but keep provincial lab as it is | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The New Brunswick government has decided to keep its provincial veterinary laboratory, but
Whale Season Peaks in September: Where to Spot Them Off NB’s Coast
September is the quiet secret of New Brunswick’s whale-watching season. The summer crowds have thinned, the water is still warm enough to be comfortable on deck
ANALYSIS | Shale gas carries major risks and rewards for Holt Liberals | CBC News
New Brunswick·Analysis More than a decade after shale gas extraction became a political liability in
Murder witness testifies at trial of pair accused of being accessories after the fact | CBC News
The trial of two men charged with being accessories after the fact to murder in
Child and youth advocate supports school cellphone ban, while some students are skeptical | CBC News
New Brunswick The province’s advocate for children, youth and seniors is supportive of the recently
Saint John rezoning for industrial park was ‘predetermined,’ residents tell court | CBC News
New Brunswick Residents of the rural Saint John community of Lorneville presented their case in
Sitansisk announces $170M casino resort on Fredericton’s north side | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A 30,000-square-foot casino, entertainment centre and hotel is being proposed for Fredericton’s north
Judge weighs jail for 6th man charged in Joedin Leger’s 2022 death | CBC News
New Brunswick A judge is weighing whether to sentence a man to jail time for
Moncton man arrested in alleged homicide outside shelter | CBC News
New Brunswick Zachary Pollock, 34, was found severely injured outside the Bridge to Home shelter
Non-nuclear equipment at Lepreau causes another shutdown | CBC News
New Brunswick A leaky gasket has caused a shutdown of N.B. Power’s Point Lepreau nuclear
Award-Winning Blind Indigenous Hip-Hop Artist and Producer, Mattmac, Collaborates With QuestionATL From Blind and Famous on Third Studio Album
The two Hip-Hop artists turn nearly a decade of friendship and collaboration into a 14-track exchange of stories, sounds, and experiences spanning Northern Manitoba and the birthplace of Southern Hip-Hop
UNB, U de M, STU: What’s Actually Changing for Students This Fall
September is here, and New Brunswick’s campuses are filling up again. But beyond the usual rush of orientation week and syllabus day, this fall comes with some genuinely big questions — about enrolment, budgets and even whether the universities themselves stay as they are.
