New Brunswick·New Sandra Christopher spent 23 years in policing before retiring with what she calls
Sandra Christopher built a clothespin business to heal — Now she is ready to let it go | CBC News
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N.B.-born sisters in their 90s return to former island home
N.B.-born sisters in their 90s return to former island home 3 hours ago| Duration 3:05
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
Police investigating report of ‘attempted child abduction’ near Lake George
The New Brunswick RCMP say a 10-year-old girl reported being approached on Thursday morning, by
Procession of first responders takes Islanders who died in N.B. crash back home | CBC News
New Brunswick A procession of ambulance, police and fire service workers was bringing the bodies
Man accused of murder, indignity to remains of Rothesay woman opts for judge-alone trial
A man accused of murdering a Rothesay woman in Musquash last year has re-elected to
Everything Happening in Fredericton This Weekend
Summer’s in full swing in the Fredericton Capital Region, and this weekend has a little bit of everything — sports, art, live music, a powwow, a pride festival, and even dinosaurs under the stars.
Together With The Arts: Canada Council for the Arts 2026-2031 Strategic Plan
Over the past two years, the Canada Council has engaged extensively with the arts community to ensure its work remains responsive and impactful.
Arts In Every Riding: A Summer Advocacy Campaign
Arts and culture exist in every riding in Canada. Every community has artists, audiences, festivals, performances, exhibitions, cultural traditions, creative businesses, and spaces where people gather.
Mentorships 2026-27
New Brunswick artists achieve extraordinary success, despite facing challenges when pursuing an arts practice in an under-resourced area of the country.
Summer Games at The Tannery
Looking for a fun way to spend time downtown this summer? Downtown Fredericton Inc. is offering a selection of lawn and tabletop games available to borrow while you relax and enjoy The Tannery.
N.B. native identified as pilot who died in Fort Simpson crash
Buffalo Airways shared a tribute Friday for the pilot aboard the plane that crashed outside
Doctor pleads not guilty to alleged sexual assault of patient | CBC News
New Brunswick A doctor accused of sexually assaulting a patient at a southeastern New Brunswick
Miramichi police cleared in man’s death while in custody | CBC News
New Brunswick RCMP have taken over investigating the death of a man the Miramichi police
2026 Fredericton Pride Parade & Festival
Get ready for a full day of community, visibility, and celebration! Here is where and when everything is happening:
Procession for 2 P.E.I. paramedics killed in N.B. crash arrives in New Glasgow
The two paramedics who died earlier this week in New Brunswick are now home on
This Moncton, N.B., dog breeder is looking for answers after a deadly visit to a Moose Jaw dog park | CBC News
Saskatchewan A New Brunswick woman is suffering the loss of two of her beloved dogs
New concrete seawall has neighbours concerned, but lies outside government jurisdiction | CBC News
A new concrete seawall near Parlee Beach is outside the jurisdiction of both the province
Books & Backroads: Postcard from Perth-Andover
This week, CBC’s Books & Backroads summer series is visiting a book club in the
Heritage advocate ‘very pleased’ to see work start at former rectory at risk of collapse | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Work to dismantle part of a historic downtown Moncton building began this week
How N.B.’s 3 major cities respond during extreme heat events | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Environment and Climate Change Canada predicts 2026 will be one of the hottest
Ready-made federal housing designs now available to Moncton developers | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Moncton has joined hands with the federal government to simplify and speed up
Canada’s Irish Festival on the Miramichi: 40+ Years and Still Going Strong
Every July, the city of Miramichi, New Brunswick, turns a deep shade of green. Storefronts fill with shamrocks, fiddles and bodhráns tune up along the riverfront, and thousands of visitors pour into Waterford Green for four days of music, dance, and unapologetic Irish pride
