New Brunswick The Nutrien Civic Centre in Sussex is closing its doors this Saturday, because
Sussex pool and rec centre forced to close due to lack of funding, for now | CBC News
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Police investigating suspected hit-and-run on Route 2 near Sackville | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A person was taken to hospital with what are believed to be life-threatening
“Do Good”
August 6, 2026 A few years ago I heard the (true?) story of what must
New Brunswick Weather in August: What Locals Wish They’d Known Before Planning Outdoor Events
August has a reputation as New Brunswick’s easiest month — long daylight, warm afternoons, the sense that summer has finally settled in. That reputation is mostly earned.
Disco-Tech @ ARIS
Join us on August 8th at 10 PM for DISCO-TECH, a retro-fueled dance party you won’t forget. We are thrilled to welcome back the incredible DJ CALIXTE to the decks!
An Astronomy Double Header at the Irving Nature Park
Join members of RASC NB and the Saint John Astronomy Club for viewing two special sky events within the Irving Nature Park on Wednesday, August 12. Both events occur in the upper parking lot near the kiosk, weather permitting.
Heat warning persists for much of N.B. | CBC News
New Brunswick The majority of New Brunswick is currently under a heat warning that says
Internal DFO memo warns Trump-backed bill threatens right whale survival | CBC News
Nova Scotia Staff at the federal Fisheries Department are worried the United States government is
Postmedia puts end to 2 francophone weeklies, citing financial viability | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Postmedia says it will no longer print L’Étoile and Infoweekend, two free, weekly
New Brunswick a hot spot for copper theft, companies report | CBC News
New Brunswick Copper telecommunication lines strung through remote areas of New Brunswick have in the
Government system overseeing vulnerable children ‘falls short daily’, union leader says | CBC News
New Brunswick Social workers are reporting more calls to Social Development about concerns for a
8 million illegal cigarettes seized so far this year, surpassing 2025 total, police say | CBC News
New Brunswick A team of investigators partially funded by the New Brunswick government has seized
5 Beach Towns in New Brunswick You Need to Visit Before Summer Ends
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.
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!
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
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
