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Municipal elections in New Brunswick will be held on May 11, 2026, and voters across the province will be choosing mayors, councilors, District Education Council representatives, and all other elected officials in every municipality.

Earth Day is April 22nd — but the choices that define our province’s environmental future happen every week of the year.

Snow melt plus spring rain is a dangerous combination in New Brunswick. Whether you’re in Fredericton, Moncton, or a rural river valley, rising water can arrive faster than you think.

Spring in New Brunswick is a quiet kind of magic. The snow retreats, the rivers swell with snowmelt, and the province’s lesser-known corners begin to stir awake.

April in New Brunswick is a quietly magical time to lace up your boots. The crowds haven’t arrived yet, the air carries a clean, cold bite, and the forests

With snowmelt accelerating and spring rain on the way, local authorities have officially launched the River Watch 2026 monitoring program. Here’s what residents need to know — before the water rises.

Easter is just around the corner, and if you’d rather fill your basket with something meaningful — and made right here at home — Fredericton has plenty of options.

Spring has officially arrived in New Brunswick, and with Easter weekend upon us — Good Friday falling on April 3 and Easter Sunday on April 5 — communities across the province are gearing up for a full slate of seasonal celebrations.

It was announced yesterday, and the number alone is enough to turn heads: Prime Minister Mark Carney announced more than $1 billion in new spending for 5th Canadian Support Base Gagetown