‘We must never forget’: Fredericton honours Remembrance Day

New Brunswick residents gathered at a ceremony on Remembrance Day at the Fredericton cenotaph to honour those who have fought ...

Fredericton council donates land to home for women fleeing violence

The property was sold for $1 to Women in Transition House Inc., which already operates housing for women and children and a ...

Ahead of N.B. premiere, filmmaker grateful to community for her especially low-cost 1st feature

Feature film Still Your Song, written and directed by Britany Sparrow and produced by Kayla Ossachuk, will have its New ...

N.B. abortion access a work in progress one year after policy change

A year after the New Brunswick government eliminated the last legal limit on access to surgical abortions, the same three ...
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Government of Canada announces budget measures to protect our Canadian culture, values and identity

In a rapidly changing and uncertain world, Canada's new government is focused on what we can control. We are protecting our communities and our country. We are building our economy with major projects ...

Housing for homeless people approved for Fredericton’s Forest Hill Road

The New Brunswick government has already decided to go ahead with a transitional housing project on the south side of ...

Prime Minister Mark Carney in Fredericton to talk about 'Buy Canadian' policy

Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Fredericton Monday to highlight the government's new "Buy Canadian" policy. In a speech last ...

Local and national groups help house, support 3,000 homeless veterans

Thousands of former service women and men across the country need help finding housing and jobs, and accessing support ...

Mining, forestry industries in N.B. could benefit from federal budget

New Brunswick industry is likely to get a boost from the federal budget introduced Tuesday, Premier Susan Holt suggests.