Nova Scotia·New Only two premiers and one out of six state governors attended the conference.
Only 2 Eastern Canada premiers attend annual conference with New England governors | CBC News
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Fredericton council declines to consider taking over fire-damaged Garrison building | CBC News
New Brunswick A long Fredericton saga could be coming to a close after city council
Mount Allison University researchers studying impact of salamander species on N.S. forests
The eastern red-backed salamander may hold the key to better understanding the health of old
Kayaker on St. John River makes a pair of grim discoveries | CBC News
News Melissa Lavigne has done a lot of kayaking on the St. John River, but
30-unit Moncton senior housing complex aims to welcome first tenants in roughly one month | CBC News
New Brunswick Provincial representatives and local non-profit, The Rising Tide, announced that a 30-unit building
Decades-old covenant forces accessible housing project out of Edmundston’s centre | CBC News
New Brunswick An adapted housing project for people with disabilities in Edmundston has to be
This exhibit traces generations of Black families in New Brunswick
Still Here: Preserving Our Legacy is an exhibition of poetry, photography and research at the
New Saint John multiplex to include two rink surfaces | CBC News
New Brunswick The City of Saint John is getting a new multipurpose recreational facility, including
New Brunswick Day Long Weekend: The Ultimate 3-Day Itinerary
New Brunswick Day falls on Monday, August 3, 2026, which means most of the province gets a four-day stretch (Friday, July 31 through Monday, August 3) to work with if you take one extra vacation day — or a solid three-day weekend if you don’t.
Luke Powers pleads guilty to assaulting musician in Moncton | CBC News
New Brunswick Luke Thomas Walter Powers, 43, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault on musician John
Sophie’s Bionutrients Joins the Emergence Program
Sophie’s Bionutrients is a PEI-based food tech company and the first to use microalgae with
Appointed supervisors in N.B. municipalities cost double or triple regular council salaries | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Taxpayers in three New Brunswick municipalities paid double or triple the normal cost
At Bon Ami Festival, a wall that actually brings people together | CBC News
New Brunswick·New People of all ages followed their inspirations this week as they drew along
High fuel costs push some New Brunswickers toward hybrids and e-bikes | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Some New Brunswickers say higher gas prices are making them think more about
N.B. among provinces ‘urgently’ seeking start to talks on RCMP’s future
Canada’s premiers are calling for more clarity from the federal government around the future of
$212K Atlantic Lottery penalty was over transaction under $500, corporation says | CBC News
New Brunswick Atlantic Lottery Corp. paid a $212,000 fine this month because it failed to
Why July Is the Best Month to Visit the Hopewell Rocks
The Hopewell Rocks, those towering “flowerpot” formations sculpted by the highest tides in the world, are a spectacular sight any time of year — but July is when the whole experience comes together.
Portage Atlantic marks 1st year of Moncton youth addiction support centre | CBC News
New Brunswick It’s now been a full year since Portage Atlantic, a non-profit that helps
How a tornado risk and thunderstorm watch for N.B. became a misinformation storm on social media | CBC News
On July 14, Environment Canada issued a severe thunderstorm watch for New Brunswick — which
New Brunswick study explores breath test for earlier breast cancer detection | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Doctors in Moncton studying breath samples from breast cancer patients with the goal
Newly emerged videos still leave questions about how Moncton altercation began | CBC News
New Brunswick·New Politicians and groups across New Brunswick were quick to condemn an alleged violent
Saint John’s Ocean Steel makes ‘tectonic shift’ away from U.S. after losing most U.S. customers | CBC News
New Brunswick The Irving-owned steel-fabrication company that employs 200 people in Saint John has been
A Foodie’s Guide to Grande-Digue and the Shediac Bay Coastline
There’s a stretch of New Brunswick’s east coast where the tide comes in over red sand flats, the air smells faintly of salt and clover, and nearly every menu revolves around one word: lobster.
