Wildfire season is well underway in New Brunswick, and this week brings a mix of active fire activity, lingering smoke effects, and the kind of hot, dry stretches that keep the risk elevated across the province.
New Brunswick’s Wildfire Risk This Week: What Residents Need to Know
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P.E.I. paramedic Jenna Croucher’s family and friends remember her in Friday funeral | CBC News
PEI A procession honouring Croucher made its up way up University Avenue this afternoon, while
From markets to bus stops, AI-generated design is everywhere in N.B. — here’s what designers think | CBC News
New Brunswick AI-generated posters are showing up across N.B. markets and storefronts. Designers, artists and
Moncton non-profit hopes new $607M anti-violence funding reaches front-line organizations | CBC News
New Brunswick The federal government made an announcement in Moncton on Thursday for $607M toward
eVisitNB CEO disputes minister’s claim on prescription renewal data | CBC News
New Brunswick The outgoing virtual care service evisitNB did in fact share data with the
Province and landlord both failed Saint John tenant, minister says | CBC News
New Brunswick David Hickey said Abdulbari Alhallak, who signed a lease for an apartment but
Province says public risk remains low as fire burns out of control south of Fredericton | CBC News
New Brunswick An out-of-control wildfire grew to 10 hectares on Thursday, as the province reported
N.B. scores an A on internal trade as complaint hearing continues | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The president of an Ontario construction company with an internal-trade complaint against New
Fredericton to Grand Manan: 7 Day Trips You Can Still Squeeze Into July
July has a way of disappearing fast. One minute the river’s finally warm enough to swim in, the next you’re checking the calendar and wondering where three weeks went.
Assembly of First Nations questions ministers on major projects, reconciliation | CBC News
Indigenous Federal cabinet ministers faced pointed concerns from frustrated chiefs Thursday at an Assembly of
Hampton council reject scrapyard zoning after Bloomfield residents push back | CBC News
New Brunswick Hampton council voted this week against a controversial zoning amendment that would have
As U.S. moves closer to permanent daylight time, is it inevitable that Canada will follow? | CBC News
Politics The United States took one step closer to abandoning the practice of changing the
Tantramar gas plant could go ahead without Indigenous partner, says N.B. Power | CBC News
New Brunswick A First Nations investor is not a requirement for the Tantramar gas plant
N.B. promises faster prescription renewals after complaints about Virtual CareNB | CBC News
New Brunswick·New New Brunswickers seeking prescription renewals through the new virtual care system will soon
The Best Beaches in New Brunswick to Beat This Week’s Heat
With temperatures pushing into the 80s across the province this week, there’s really only one sensible plan: get to the water. Luckily, New Brunswick doesn’t just have beaches — it has some of the warmest saltwater swimming in Canada
ACOUSTICA – Fridays at the Magnetic Hill Wharf Village | les vendredis au Wharf Village
Local artist performances at the Magnetic Hill Wharf Village on Friday evenings as part of Acoustica, our summer concert series.
Club Queer Rave
Turn the lights down and the music up. Saint John Fundy Pride is taking over Haven Music Hall for a late-night queer rave.
First Nations chiefs vote to oppose Carney government’s proposed major projects reforms | CBC News
Indigenous Assembly of First Nations chiefs unanimously resolved Wednesday to oppose the Carney government’s proposed
Hundreds of skilled trades workers in N.B. on strike | CBC News
New Brunswick Electricians in southeast, central and northern parts of New Brunswick took to the
Tenant denied refund after claiming large amounts of mould found in rental unit | CBC News
A Saint John man says he’s out as much as $4,000 after discovering what he
Todd John Lewis sentenced to 6 years for escaping Shediac jail, possessing weapons | CBC News
New Brunswick Lewis also pleaded guilty to three of the nine weapons charges he was
N.B. government rejects claim of internal-trade discrimination | CBC News
New Brunswick The New Brunswick government is pushing back on accusations that it discriminates against
Daniel Bard gets 5 years in prison for crimes Crown calls ‘financial violence’
A former executive of a Moncton economic development agency was sentenced Tuesday to five years
