New Brunswick The Margaret Mallory pediatric simulation suites have officially opened at two University of
UNB opens pediatric simulation suites to give nursing students hands-on experience with babies | CBC News
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Holt Liberals cutting committee oversight in half | CBC News
New Brunswick·New The Holt Liberals are cutting in half the amount of time a committee
Why the economic allure of shale gas has Holt confronting political ghosts | CBC News
A couple hundred protesters brandished signs and chanted “shame” as Premier Susan Holt walked toward
Deaths of 2 men in western N.B. declared a homicide, suicide | CBC News
New Brunswick The deaths of two men last week in Carleton County have now been
14 housing units for youth at risk of homelessness opening soon in Saint John’s north end | CBC News
New Brunswick Government officials and non-profits say the units will be dedicated to housing young
5 New Brunswick Farm Stands Hitting Peak Harvest Right Now
August in New Brunswick is when the roadside stands really start to groan under the weight of the season: sweet corn stacked in bushels, tomatoes still warm from the field, and the first hints of the fall crops waiting in the wings.
‘Completely life changing’: Autistic man leaves prison for community housing | CBC News
For the first time in years, Darrell Tidd of Pennfield had an afternoon out in
Biologists growing museum menagerie with two-week hunt | CBC News
New Brunswick Open the doors of the United Pentecostal Church of Kouchibouguac and you’ll be
N.B. manufacturers could feel the pain of latest tariff threats | CBC News
New Brunswick·New New Brunswick manufacturers are holding their breath when it comes to tariff threats
Man dead in workplace incident near Edmundston, says WorkSafeNB | CBC News
New Brunswick WorkSafeNB says a workplace incident left a 72-year-old man dead in northwest New
Former Green MLA decides against run for party leadership | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A potential front-runner for the New Brunswick Green Party leadership has decided not
N.B. Power CEO gets pay bump, contract extension | CBC News
New Brunswick The head of New Brunswick’s public power utility has been granted an extension
Late-Summer Bucket List: 8 NB Festivals You Still Have Time to Catch Before Labour Day
Think summer is almost over? Not so fast.
Moncton approves e-scooter rental bylaw | CBC News
New Brunswick Moncton council on Monday approved a bylaw regulating e-scooter rentals as a city
Saint John council backs 267-unit apartment project for city’s north end | CBC News
New Brunswick A development that would bring more than 260 residential units to Saint John’s
Codiac RCMP plan blitz on open-air drug use | CBC News
New Brunswick The Codiac Regional RCMP plan a blitz targeting open-air drug use over the
Fredericton’s 130-year-old Wilmot Park to get revamped improvement plan | CBC News
New Brunswick In 2017, a long-term vision for one of Fredericton’s most historic parks was
Risk to children when parents break up often missed, experts say after Saint John double-murder case | CBC News
The recent trial of a Saint John man convicted of stabbing his two sons to
Fredericton’s Austin MacLellan set to make wheelchair rugby history | CBC News
New Brunswick Fredericton’s Austin MacLellan is making New Brunswick history as the first athlete from
7 Free Things to Do in New Brunswick the Rest of August 2026
Summer isn’t over yet, and neither is the fun — without the price tag. Here are seven free things to check out around New Brunswick between now and the end of August 2026.
Contemplation by Brigitte Clavette Opens Aug. 20 at the George Fry Gallery
You are invited to step into the four decades that shaped Brigitte Clavette’s metalsmithing career to date. From joy to grief to revival, her award-winning work has moved countless art lovers, curators, and collectors from across Canada and beyond.
Preliminary inquiry begins in Moncton for pair accused of killing Melissa Price | CBC News
New Brunswick Leandra Beaulieu and Devlin O’Blenis are accused of second-degree murder in the death
Nursing home staff stretched too thin, care hours not enough, resident says | CBC News
Peter Oliver takes in the family photos and brightly coloured paintings lining the walls of
