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.
Ottawa injecte plus de 461 millions $ au Nouveau-Brunswick pour moderniser la santé, l'éducation et soutenir l'offre de logements provinciaux.
New Brunswick outfitters and American anglers warn that proposed provincial restrictions on U.S. hunting and fishing licences could devastate rural economy.
A new francophone literacy curriculum focusing on reading and foundational skills is rolling out to select New Brunswick schools, including Neguac.
N.B. pitched eight early-stage proposals at the Canada Investment Summit, but lack of regulatory approval raises questions for prospective investors.
Énergie NB investit 65 M$ pour convertir la centrale de Belledune d'ici 2029, créant jusqu'à 1 000 emplois et réduisant ses émissions de 70 %.
MP John Williamson urges New Brunswick to reject a Saint John AI data centre, warning the 200MW demand on NB Power could trigger higher electricity rates.
À Bathurst lors de l'événement « Perspectives », la première ministre Susan Holt a affirmé que le Nord était au cœur des priorités du Nouveau-Brunswick.
Complexe Rendez-vous in Neguac will gain 15 new full-time long-term care beds as part of a New Brunswick provincial expansion strategy for seniors.