New Brunswick·Your Lens A surprise seal, a magical foggy rainbow and low-tide treasures were some
Summer surprises: Enjoy these photos from around New Brunswick | CBC News
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Quaco Museum highlights St. Martins’s shipbuilding heritage | CBC News
New Brunswick·Museum Road Trip St. Martins has always made its money from the ocean.St. Martins
N.B. EV advocate says provincial funding for chargers should fix gaps in existing infrastructure | CBC News
With the Government of New Brunswick invests $5 million into increasing electric vehicle infrastructure, an
She thought she had cancer. All she needed was a daily pill | CBC News
Nova Scotia After extensive chemotherapy for a presumed cancer, Cynthia McNeil was days away from
RCMP investigate suspicious death south of Moncton | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Police are investigating the death of a 57-year-old man found in a home
Experience the smallest of small-town vibes at Pioneers Place
Saint-François-de-Madawaska is a small community nestled in the New Brunswick panhandle between Maine and Quebec.
Capturing the cascade: Exploring some of N.B.’s hundreds of waterfalls | CBC News
New Brunswick For a summer series, videographer Roger Cosman has been visiting New Brunswick waterfalls.
Indigenous seed program protects N.B. forests, culture and species at risk | CBC News
New Brunswick The Indigenous Seed Collection Program at the National Tree Seed Centre in Fredericton
Fundy Albert council refuses to discuss invite to pride parade in Moncton | CBC News
New Brunswick A councillor in the municipality of Fundy Albert says she’ll respect the rest
Daniel Bard seeks to appeal fraud conviction, points to defence not presenting evidence | CBC New Brunswick Gas Guru
New Brunswick Daniel Bard, a former executive of a Moncton economic development agency, was handed
Provincial intervention didn’t stop plan to close Sussex rec centre | CBC News
New Brunswick Despite provincial intervention to ensure funds are paid to the Kings Regional Service
Moving to New Brunswick This Fall? Here’s What August House-Hunters Should Know
If you’re planning a move to New Brunswick this fall, August is decision time. School registration deadlines, lease turnovers, and moving-truck availability all push toward a September or October move-in
Canada prepared to halt booze bans, meet other U.S. demands in exchange for tariff relief: sources | CBC News
Politics·New The Canadian government is preparing to meet some U.S. demands — including ending bans
Heat warning extended into Saturday, expanded to include more of N.B. | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A New Brunswick heat warning from Environment Canada has been extended into Saturday
Moncton drivers struggle with traffic-calming pilot project | CBC News
New Brunswick A newly installed traffic button in a Moncton neighbourhood is sowing confusion. The
Food banks in New Brunswick need more money and more storage, report says
A new report looks at the challenges food banks face as they confront increasing demand.
Sussex pool and rec centre forced to close due to lack of funding, for now | CBC News
New Brunswick The Nutrien Civic Centre in Sussex is closing its doors this Saturday, because
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!
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
