Every November 11, New Brunswick slows down. Shops close, flags are lowered, and communities from the Miramichi to the Fundy coast gather in the cold to remember the people who served and the people who never came home.
Honoring Local Heroes: New Brunswick’s Remembrance Day Traditions
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Lawyer awaiting evidence in alleged Elsipogtog murder | CBC News
New Brunswick The lawyer for a man accused of killing a 21-year-old Elsipogtog First Nation
What’s open, closed on Remembrance Day in N.B. | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Here is a look at what is open and closed on Remembrance Day
Public safety-focused budget approved by Fredericton council | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Fredericton council approved their budget for 2027, which included lower tax rates for
Some drug users and advocates say wait times keep people from accessing treatment | CBC News
New Brunswick·CBC Investigates Some drug users and advocates say long wait times are keeping people
N.B. has to ‘get aggressive,’ Holt says as she releases new export strategy | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The Holt government announced a plan Monday that aims to boost New Brunswick
Sentencing delayed for man who pleaded guilty to killing Oromocto First Nation woman | CBC News
New Brunswick Sentencing of a man who pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the death of
Remembrance Day 2026 in NB: Every Ceremony, Parade and Service, Updated
Remembrance Day falls on Wednesday, November 11, 2026. Communities across New Brunswick will gather at cenotaphs, arenas and legion halls to honour those who served and those who didn’t come home.
Signal Hill Return to The Tide & Boar Nov 13 and 14
Born on the Rock, set sail and landed on a Halifax Pier, The Maritimes favorite party Band is Back at the Tide & Boar.
Saint John Beer Fest 2026
Get ready for a rowdy good time at the Saint John Beer Fest! Join us at the Saint John Trade & Convention Centre for a day filled with delicious brews, carnival games, and great company.
Cineplex Community Day 2026
This Saturday, November 14th, Cineplex is hosting Community Day, with FREE movies for families to enjoy in the morning!
Capital Art Sale-Early VIP Access November 2026
We are thrilled to bring the Fredericton community an exceptional array of high-quality artworks at unparalleled value. This year, we’re expanding with more artists, more art, and exciting participatory, community-focused elements throughout the sale!
FSO Presents: Triumph and Tribute
This Remembrance season, join the Fredericton Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of guest conductor Victor Vivas, for an inspiring evening of reflection, remembrance, and hope.
Fredericton knitter uses skills for international effort to save sea turtles | CBC News
New Brunswick A Fredericton woman is one of six knitters chosen from around the world
Tantramar Liberals oppose Holt’s Aulac toll plan | CBC News
New Brunswick The Tantramar Liberal Association said in a Facebook post it is opposed to
Fredericton bassoonist’s Odell Park Overture to premiere | CBC News
New Brunswick Fredericton Symphony Orchestra bassoonist Samuel Arnold spent a year turning his walks in
Crisp air and golden sunsets: Enjoy these photos from around New Brunswick | CBC News
New Brunswick·Your Lens This week’s Your Lens features vibrant sunsets, fresh-picked apples and more fall
Divers find long-lost WW II shipwreck headed for Saint John | CBC News
New Brunswick The SS Cornwallis was on its way to Saint John when it was
Departments welcoming women to the fire service as protective gear and attitudes evolve | CBC News
New Brunswick When Jessica O’Dell, 34, became a volunteer firefighter at the age of 18
Quispamsis Para cyclist Alexandre Hayward wins elimination race bronze at world championships | CBC News
New Brunswick Quispamsis Para cyclist Alex Hayward won bronze in the elimination race at the
New Brunswick’s giant duck ‘out in the middle of nowhere’ | CBC News
New Brunswick Deep in the woods, a giant duck made of rock presides over about
Province announces climate change, growth strategy for farmers | CBC News
New Brunswick·New On a 19-degree Friday afternoon in November, provincial officials gathered with a small
One dead, vehicle recovered from Petitcodiac River in Moncton | CBC News
New Brunswick·New RCMP in Moncton are investigating how an SUV ended up in the Petitcodiac
