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Man in custody after 20-year-old found dead in uptown Saint John
New Brunswick An emergency alert has been lifted that had been in place while police searched
Another company owner describes financial fallout from Daniel Bard’s failed promises
New Brunswick Another New Brunswick business owner testified in Daniel Bard’s trial about providing his
What’s making New Brunswickers sick? Premier Susan Holt intends to find out
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt says it’s critical the province push ahead with its investigation
Moncton’s growing Muslim community raising funds for new community centre, mosque
New Brunswick The mosques that nxist in Moncton aren’t big enough to accommodate everyone, so
Saint John ‘shelter in place’ warning ends, no risk to the public
New Brunswick There is no risk to the public after a shelter in place warning
Property assessment freeze in 2026 may force ‘difficult decisions,’ minister admits
New Brunswick The New Brunswick government says it’s hopeful municipalities will be able to absorb
Come From Away
This New York Times Critics’ Pick takes you into the heart of the remarkable true story of 7,000 stranded passengers and the small town in Newfoundland that welcomed them.
Carl Mayotte Jazz Ensemble
Winner of the 2020-2021 Radio-Canada Jazz Revelation title, Carl Mayotte is one of the most popular young bassists and jazz musicians in Quebec and Canada
NBCCD and STU Partnership
New Brunswick College of Craft and Design (NBCCD) and St. Thomas University (STU) are proud to announce a new academic partnership designed to support students in the creative arts.
New Brunswick has no mystery neurological disease, scientific study concludes
A new scientific study has found no evidence of an undiagnosed mystery brain disease in
Creeping north: Why ticks and Lyme disease are on the rise in N.B.
New Brunswick A lab in Fredericton is testing ticks for a bacteria that causes Lyme
Property assessment freeze for one year proposed by Holt government
New Brunswick The New Brunswick government has introduced legislation to freeze property assessments for homeowners
Alteration Exhibition
Step into a world where fabric, form, and storytelling intertwine. ALTERATION: A Fashion Story is the latest exhibition from the NBCCD Fashion Design Studio, opening May 8 at the George Fry Gallery.
OTTAWA LAUNCHES NEW NATIONALLY FOCUSED MUSIC EVENT: CAPITAL MUSIC WEEK (CxMW)
CANADA’S NEWEST CELEBRATION OF MUSIC INCLUDES TOP-TIER HEADLINING TALENT, INDUSTRY SUMMITS, AND THE FIRST OF ITS KIND NIGHTLIFE ECONOMIES FORUM
REPRESENTATIVES FROM LIVE NATION, MULTIPLE FESTIVALS, AND CITIES ACROSS CANADA TO PARTICIPATE IN CANADA AFTER DARK: A NIGHTLIFE FORUM
HEADLINING ACTS INCLUDE ELIJAH WOODS AND SKYDIGGERS
FREE AND TICKETED ACTIVITIES PLANNED THROUGHOUT THE WEEK MAY 20 – 25 2025
Mothers Day Tea
Come celebrate Mother’s Day with scones, sandwiches and sweets and coffee or tea.
Haven Movie Hall: Spring Breakers (2012)
Come to Haven Music Hall and enjoy a screening of the cult classic Spring Breakers (2012)!! Doors 8pm, movie starts 8:30pm. Free entry, $2 popcorn and $5 domestic cans of beer!
Goth NightSaint JohnHaven
Featuring DJs Assteroidz and Jack Buster playing classic jams on vinyl along with a coffin-load of your current favourites.
Candlelight: Rings and Dragons | Fredericton
Candlelight concerts bring the magic of a live, multi-sensory musical experience to awe-inspiring locations like never seen before in Fredericton.
Women Sewing Program
Whether you’re just starting out or have been sewing for years, our Sewing Circle is a welcoming space for everyone!
Closing Sale
Second Nature Outdoors is closing its doors but before we do we are having a closing sale!
The man who unseated Poilievre: N.B.-raised Bruce Fanjoy had support from Maritimers
New Brunswick When federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre lost his long-held seat in the Ottawa-area
Saint John council backs restricting future scrapyards to heavy industry zones
New Brunswick Saint John council is moving ahead with restrictions on the location of future
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