Former Progressive Conservative member Jason Purdy plans to establish the New Brunswick Party following Daniel Allain's PC leadership election victory.
New Brunswick Progressive Conservatives announce their new leader today in Fredericton, choosing between Daniel Allain and Don Monahan.
Interest in food forests is growing across New Brunswick, with dozens of community, municipal, and school sites blending agriculture and ecology.
A New Brunswick government survey reveals rent costs and housing maintenance are top tenant concerns as the province prepares new housing legislation.
Fredericton tap water was named the best in North America for taste, aroma, and consistency by the American Water Works Association after testing 32 entries.
The proposed Sisson Mine near Fredericton faces a $1.5B cost estimate as developers work to meet 40 provincial environmental conditions by late 2027.
Stephen Hill disbarred by Law Society of New Brunswick, ordered to pay $1.4 million after 29 counts of misconduct and record client payouts.
Police in New Brunswick warn against illegal electric dirt bike use on sidewalks and streets, citing high speeds and safety risks for preteens and pedestrians.
Canada's first large-scale perishable food rescue centre opened in Fredericton, New Brunswick, to process surplus produce and fight rising food insecurity.
St. Thomas University's Wabanaki Centre welcomed students with its annual Mawiyamok gathering featuring Indigenous artists, drumming, and food in Fredericton.