New Brunswick Sound designer Lee Kinney, originally from Woodstock, will be in the audience of

N.B.-born Lee Kinney will attend the Tony Awards — as a nominee | CBC News
No promises from minister after report on at-risk youth that critics call alarming, heartbreaking | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Social Development Minister Cindy Miles apologized Tuesday after a report found gaps in
Repairs to wildlife fencing back on track, province says | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Damages to safety feature are being fixed at a quicker rate, according to
Birds of spring: Enjoy these photos from around New Brunswick | CBC News
New Brunswick·Your Lens New Brunswick’s feathered friends are enjoying the spring weather. If you get
Moncton coalition launches survey for municipal candidates on active transportation | CBC News
New Brunswick Voters will soon go to the polls in municipal elections across New Brunswick
Acadian family band is going viral for sharing traditional music | CBC News
New Brunswick La famille LeBlanc is a band based in North Tetagouche, N.B., that has
Codiac Transpo introduces new app to prevent riders from sharing digital bus passes | CBC News
New Brunswick A few bad apples have made life more difficult for student and senior
Sussex area could become home to biogas and fertilizer plant | CBC News
A new company has filed for approval to build a plant in the Sussex area
Woman taught devastating lesson in job safety uses e-learning to spread message to young | CBC News
New Brunswick For the past three years, Candace Carnahan has been creating an e-learning program
Crowded Moncton elementary school will get new building instead of renovations | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Moncton elementary school École Saint-Henri was slated for a renovation until planners calculated
Sterling Exhibition 2026 | Government House
Celebrate the talent, precision, and creativity of NBCCD’s Jewellery/Metal Arts students at Sterling 2026, the 20th annual edition of this longstanding exhibition.
River Watch Is at Level 1 in New Brunswick: What That Means for Your Neighbourhood This Spring
Spring in New Brunswick arrives with a certain restlessness. The snow recedes, the days stretch longer, and the Saint John River — the province’s great artery — begins to stir.
One of Canada’s Most Powerful Voices in Roots and Soul, AV & The Inner City, Honour Generations of Strength and Immigration Ahead of Mother’s Day, with New Single, “A Dollar & A Suitcase”
Blending soul-stirring harmonies with a real-life story passed down through mothers and daughters, the group transforms one family’s journey from immigration to present-day traditions into a reflection on resilience, and the quiet weight of saying goodbye
Province puts new funding into tourism associations, operator grant | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The New Brunswick government will spend $500,000 a year between two tourism associations
Trial delayed again for Sackville man accused of killing spouse | CBC News
New Brunswick The trial for a southeast New Brunswick man accused of killing his spouse
Police board seeks answers from Ottawa on short-staffed Codiac RCMP | CBC News
New Brunswick The Codiac Regional Policing Authority wants the federal government to explain officer shortages
Inquest jury sees ways to improve safety near dump trucks after 2 killed | CBC News
New Brunswick An inquest jury looking into the deaths of two men struck by dump
Canada Post announces first 136,000 addresses to lose door-to-door delivery | CBC News
Politics Canada Post has announced the first batch of addresses in 13 communities it plans
N.B. keeps trial bursary program to encourage paramedics, EMTs to stay | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The New Brunswick government expanded a financial incentive program for paramedic and EMT
A Practical Guide to Launching and Growing Your Local Business
For new business owners in New Brunswick who care about local news, events, and day-to-day needs, starting a local business can feel like the most direct way to strengthen the community.
Two charged in Amherst shooting death, police search for third suspect | CBC News
Nova Scotia Moncton, N.B., residents Sean Eugene Patriquin, 56, and Natasha Deborah Austin, 42, were
Resigned Saint John officer sues police board for alleged retaliation over conduct complaint against chief | CBC News
New Brunswick The first of nine Saint John police officers who filed conduct complaints against
Courtney Sarault on her inspiring Olympics: ‘It has made everyone dream a little bigger’ | CBC Sports
“On the go” since earning her fourth and final medal at the Milano-Cortina Olympics on































