New Brunswick The gunshot wound Saint John murder victim Allan Lee suffered to the back
Murder victim’s gunshot wound ‘not survivable,’ Saint John trial hears | CBC News
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‘Pain points’ expected for Canadian business amid retaliatory tariffs, says Trade Minister LeBlanc | CBC News
New Brunswick In the wake of retaliatory tariffs announced by the federal government, some New
New Brunswick’s Last Real Beach Weekend: Where Locals Are Headed Before Fall Hits
There’s a specific kind of urgency that shows up in late August, right around the time the light starts turning gold a little earlier each evening. It’s the feeling that says: this is it. This is the last real beach weekend.
Peskotomuhkati leaders in Canada, U.S., concerned over underwater AI data centre proposal | CBC News
Indigenous A company’s proposal for an underwater AI data centre off Eastport, Maine, is facing
Convicted murderer George Pitt denied day parole 33 years after death of Saint John girl | CBC News
New Brunswick·New George Pitt, the Saint John man serving a life sentence for the 1993
En la Calle: Latin Fiesta
Come enjoy an afternoon and evening packed with Latin music, culture, dance, food, games, and FUN for the whole family!
Intro to Backcountry Awareness
Join Forêt Acadienne as well as local expert Jessika Gauvin for a day of exploration and learning as we walk the trails of Mapleton Park Rotary Lodge and discover the natural world around us.
N.B. government making natural resources announcement | CBC News
New Brunswick· Premier Susan Holt, Natural Resources Minister John Herron and Indigenous Affairs Minister Keith
Northern N.B. site near Belledune chosen for new explosives factory | CBC News
New Brunswick A private company is forging ahead with plans to build an explosives factory
Devastated bat world in N.B. offers a bit of optimism | CBC News
News·New Karen Vanderwolf has spent her summer criss-crossing New Brunswick, hunting for bat poop.Biologists discover
Devastated bat world in N.B. offers a bit of optimism | CBC News
New Brunswick Karen Vanderwolf has spent her summer criss-crossing New Brunswick, hunting for bat poop.Biologists
Trial of 2 men charged with being accessory after 2024 Saint John murder hears from killer | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The trial of two men charged with being an accessory after the fact
Nova Scotia Power prepares to expropriate land for transmission line to N.B. | CBC Accessibility
Nova Scotia·New The provincial government has given Nova Scotia Power permission to expropriate about 460
Maritime Fall Menus Are Dropping — Here’s What’s New Across NB
There’s a specific kind of relief that comes with the first cool snap after a Maritime summer — patios get quieter, kitchens fire up the braisers, and menus across New Brunswick start leaning into everything that makes fall the best eating season in the province.
5th Annual Saint John Sea glass Festival
Mark your calendars for August 28, 10am-7pm and August 29, 9am-4pm. This year’s festival promises to be the best one yet, with several exciting surprises in store.
Man charged with arson following Saint-Simon Church fire | CBC News
New Brunswick Police say a 68-year-old man has been charged with arson following a fire
Fredericton council votes to help fix aging pools while it works to get new one | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Fredericton council voted Monday to explore the options this fall for a new
2nd World War veteran and Mi’kmaw chief honoured with street name in France | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A town in Normandy has named a street after Peter J. Barlow, a
Highway 2 construction ramps up as contract deadline looms | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The 30-year-contract to build and maintain the Trans-Canada Highway between Fredericton and Moncton
Shediac Renaissance Faire long lines, disorganization made festival not worth returning to, some attendees say | CBC News
When Lee Goguen bought a weekend pass to attend this weekend’s Shediac Renaissance Festival, she
Snowbirds’ acrobatic display dazzles thousands in Charlo | CBC News
New Brunswick·Photos Under a blue sky and warm temperatures the Canadian Armed Forces’ Snowbirds held
Moncton’s Fall Events Calendar Just Dropped — Here’s What Not to Miss
Summer’s last patio nights are winding down, but if you think that means Moncton is slowing down too, think again. The city’s fall lineup is packed with everything from trade shows and consignment sales to tattoo expos, big-name concerts, and family-friendly markets.
Coliseum Handmade Festival & Small Business Showcase
Come check out cool handmade goodies and support local small businesses all in one fun day!
