New Brunswick·New A small group convened to review suicides and come up with prevention recommendations
Green leader calls for more frequent reporting from suicide review committee | CBC News
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Traditional artifacts repatriated to Bilijk First Nation | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A number of artifacts were returned to Bilijk First Nation after historian Andrea
Is New Brunswick the Last Affordable Place Left in Atlantic Canada?
Not long ago, Atlantic Canada as a whole was considered a refuge from the housing madness gripping Toronto and Vancouver.
Capital Art Sale
This year, we’re expanding with more artists, more art, and exciting participatory, community-focused elements throughout the sale!
Seed imports, licence buybacks part of federal help for Atlantic Canada’s oyster industry | CBC News
PEI In a news release Friday, the federal government has announced a series of support
Thinking about your vote? We talked to mayoral candidates around N.B. | CBC News
Municipal elections are Monday across New Brunswick. Mayors will be acclaimed in some communities, but
N.B. community questions whether freight train caused wildfire that burned down vacant home | CBC News
New Brunswick Officials with an eastern New Brunswick community say they’ve been left wondering whether
Massive solar farm proposal promises 150 MW of clean energy | CBC News
New Brunswick A partnership between a global energy company and the North Shore Mi’kmaq Tribal
Housing, homelessness, industrial growth are top concerns in Saint John mayoral race | CBC News
New Brunswick Saint John’s mayoral candidates outline plans to address homelessness, affordable housing and balancing
Lagging N.B. drinking-water standards a health risk, physicians’ group says | CBC News
New Brunswick New Brunswick should be required to revisit its drinking water guidelines every time
Is New Brunswick Really Open for Business? Local Entrepreneurs Aren’t So Sure
Walk into almost any chamber of commerce meeting in Fredericton, Moncton, or Saint John these days and you’ll hear a version of the same conversation: someone has a great idea, they’ve done the homework, they’re ready to hire — and then they hit a wall.
Digital Sin | 3D Design Design Exhibition
Opening on May 7, 2026, at the George Fry Gallery, this exhibition brings together work by 10 student artists.
Canadian Student Silversmithing Exhibition | May 7-17, 2026
On display at the Beaverbrook Art Gallery from May 7 to 17, 2026, this exhibition brings together a diverse collection of work that reflects the evolving landscape of jewellery and metal arts in Canada.
Procurement delays putting Mounties at risk, says union | CBC News
Politics More than a decade after the intended lifespan of their pistols lapsed, Mounties across
2 accused of killing Melissa Price now facing joint 2nd-degree murder charge | CBC News
New Brunswick Devlin O’Blenis, 35, and Leandra Beaulieu, 36, will return to court on May
‘We are shattered,’ son of murdered couple says as killer sentenced | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Janson Baker was sentenced Thursday to life in prison for murdering Bernard and
High-income N.B. households benefit most from government electricity assistanc | CBC News
New Brunswick The New Brunswick government has been spending more than $2 million a month
P.E.I.-bound drivers wait in line as Confederation Bridge reduced to one lane | CBC News
New Brunswick Drivers are being told to plan for a wait of up to one
Moncton mayoral candidates say public safety, homelessness top issues | CBC News
New Brunswick Four candidates to be Moncton’s next mayor all say public safety and homelessness
5 tips to cast your ballot in the upcoming local government elections | CBC News
New Brunswick·New New Brunswick’s local government elections, happening on May 11, cover municipalities, rural districts
Reported 55% uptick in food bank use prompts calls for emergency funding | CBC News
New Brunswick The province will issue an affordability plan with a more ‘sustainable’ funding model
Saint John council votes to keep police board, but make changes to improve relationship | CBC News
New Brunswick Saint John councillors voted to create a plan to improve relationships between city
Groceries, Gas, and Rent: How New Brunswick Compares to the Rest of Canada Right Now
If you’ve been feeling the pinch at the checkout, the gas pump, or when your landlord sends the renewal notice, you’re not imagining things. The cost of living is a real and pressing conversation across every province right now
