Statistics Canada reports New Brunswick's unemployment rate reached 7.4% in September, as Canada lost 68,000 jobs nationally, raising the national rate to 6.5%.
N.B. education officials defend a shift to localized school literacy targets while district education councils take on direct support for underperforming schools.
Thousands of New Brunswick customers face power outages as strong winds hit the province, prompting official Environment Canada wind warnings.
Chief Justice Marc Richard leaves New Brunswick's top court role to join the National Judicial Institute. Justice Kathleen Quigg named interim acting chief.
Interest in food forests is growing across New Brunswick, with dozens of community, municipal, and school sites blending agriculture and ecology.
RCMP major crime unit investigates after a body was discovered following a suspicious home fire on Route 560 in Deerville, western New Brunswick.
Free updated COVID-19, flu, and RSV vaccines will be available to eligible New Brunswick residents starting Oct. 13 through pharmacies and health clinics.
A New Brunswick government survey reveals rent costs and housing maintenance are top tenant concerns as the province prepares new housing legislation.
New Brunswick introduces free RSV immunization for all newborns to help protect infants from serious illness and ease pressure on provincial hospitals.
Atlantic Canada's economic panel calls for a tailored immigration agreement to hit 1.8% population growth and relieve local healthcare and trades shortages.