Thousands of New Brunswick customers face power outages as strong winds hit the province, prompting official Environment Canada wind warnings.
Only 15 of 94 Calls to Action are fulfilled, Natoaganeg First Nation councillor Merrill Martin stated at Miramichi's Truth and Reconciliation Day ceremony.
The fifth annual Socktober sock drive launched in Miramichi, aiming to support at least 19 local organizations through community donations until Oct. 31.
Miramichi city council unanimously voted to end automatic raises for non-unionized staff, linking future pay to performance and market trends starting in 2028.
CBC Radio-Canada announces PWHL broadcasts on Hockey Night in Canada starting Dec. 5, bringing women's professional hockey to Saturday night prime time.
Miramichi Mayor Veronique Arsenault and Minister Gilles LePage will announce community infrastructure funding on Sept. 29, 2026, at 100 Newcastle Blvd.
New Brunswick contributes $363,366 for a new splash pad, school sports court upgrades, and facility renovations across three Miramichi infrastructure projects.
Starbucks has permanently closed its King George Highway drive-thru in Miramichi as part of a 250-store restructuring across North America.
New Brunswick will reimburse Miramichi up to $4.9 million over three years to offset costs from the Centennial Bridge rehabilitation project closures.
Recent New Brunswick student assessment results show mixed performance in reading and writing, sparking broader debate over the core goals of education.