New Brunswick·New A wildfire reported Wednesday afternoon at Base Gagetown is deemed as under control
Some training still suspended at Base Gagetown after crews contain wildfire | CBC News
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Fredericton police warn of spike in drug overdoses | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Fredericton has seen a “concerning spike” in overdoses this week, police say.Ambulance N.B.
Fredericton quilters send 32 quilts to soldiers hurt in Wainwright tragedy | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Quilts of Valour’s Fredericton chapter has sent 32 handmade quilts to Alberta for
Reflections on the water: Enjoy these photos from around New Brunswick | CBC News
New Brunswick·Your Lens If you get any nice shots, be sure to send them to
With federal funds set to expire, 2SLGBTQ+ groups in N.B. lobby Ottawa for renewed plan | CBC News
New Brunswick Dozens of organizations from across Canada, including Chroma NB and Alter Acadie from
Family history in wool: Jean Ketch enters her rugs into N.B. Mat Registry | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Jean Ketch registered her 1988 heraldic rug with the N.B. Mat Registry, ensuring
Shale rock, the geological picture | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A lot may have changed in New Brunswick in the 12 years since
Grand Manan man prepares to run 7 marathons in 7 days across 7 continents | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Pete Benson, 67, is preparing to participate in the Great World Race, which
Redesign of infamous Saint John corner considered highlight of $463M port expansion funding | CBC News
New Brunswick A $463 million expansion of the Saint John port will include a notoriously
Bookshop on wheels hits the streets of Moncton | CBC News
New Brunswick A new bookshop has opened up in Moncton, but you’ll have to go
Trump to swap some tariffs on Canadian goods amid midterm pressure | CBC News
Politics U.S. President Donald Trump is poised to lift tariffs on some Canadian products —
The Last Great Fall Road Trip: 5 Routes Through NB Before Winter Settles In
There’s a particular kind of light in New Brunswick in late October. The maples have mostly let go, the tamaracks are turning gold, and the air smells like woodsmoke and cold river water.
Outerbridge Magic: Mysteries of the Keyhole House
When Canadian illusionists Ted and Marion Outerbridge moved into a century-old Victorian home, they weren’t expecting to find hidden stairwells or cryptic messages that seemed to know their names.
Sentencing delayed a week for man who murdered, dismembered wife | CBC News
New Brunswick A man who was set to be sentenced next week for murdering and
Both sides in fracking debate say the evidence remains clear, 12 years later | CBC News
It has been 12 years since former Liberal premier Brian Gallant imposed a moratorium on
Food-delivery charity will wrap up operations by end of year, founder says | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A Saint John charity that provides up to 100 bags of food to
St. Stephen mayor hopeful as province promises to help with drug situation | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Following promises for action and plans to respond to a large amount of
Campaign-promise tracker reports 2 broken pledges at Holt government’s midway point | CBC News
New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt’s government has just rounded the midway point of its mandate
Moncton loses bid to host 2028 Memorial Cup | CBC News
New Brunswick The City of Moncton lost its bid to host the 2028 Memorial Cup
May preliminary inquiry for man accused of Moncton murder | CBC News
New Brunswick·New A preliminary inquiry has been scheduled for next spring for a man accused
Pumpkin Patches, Corn Mazes & Cider Mills: The Last-Minute Fall Bucket List for NB
The leaves are past peak, the mornings are frosty, and Halloween is nine days away. If you’ve been saying “we should really get to a pumpkin patch this year,” this is your sign.
Unhappy N.B. Tory says he’s launching new right-wing party | CBC News
New Brunswick A Progressive Conservative unhappy that Daniel Allain won the party leadership says he
Department of National Defence Civilian Recruitment Event
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to discover the many careers for civilians at the Gagetown base and to meet representatives ready to answer your questions.
