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About a third of the materials that get sent to landfills in New Brunswick should actually be going to the compost pile instead.

About a third of the materials that get sent to landfills in New Brunswick should actually be going to the compost pile instead.

One of the world’s top artificial intelligence researchers, who works in New Brunswick, is optimistic about what the future could bring with advancements of the technology, but Moulay Akhloufi urges caution.

Four Crown witness were called to testify Tuesday on the first day of Daniel Bard's retrial in Moncton provincial court. It was their second time recounting to Judge Anne Richard what it was like to work alongside or give money to the alleged fraudster.

Jurors in a Moncton double-murder trial heard testimony Tuesday about a pawned gold chain and pendant before being sent home for almost a week.

In 2020, there was a push for change in how police respond to calls involving Indigenous people in New Brunswick. What happened?

Doreen Paul, aunt of Bronson Paul of Neqotkuk First Nation in northwestern New Brunswick, says he loved to fish, hunt and joke around. Bronson was shot and killed by an RCMP officer on Sunday.

Community members and the premier said conditions on the makeshift unit, without bathrooms or running water, were unacceptable.

It may take 10 to 15 years to build, but Moncton city council has approved a master plan that promises to make room for about 9,000 people in a new neighbourhood called Station Yards, on land owned by nursing home operator Shannex.

It may take 10 to 15 years to build, but Moncton city council has approved a master plan that promises to make room for about 9,000 people in a new neighbourhood called Station Yards, on land owned by nursing home operator Shannex.

New Brunswick's most recent nursing home plan was released in 2018, a five-year strategy calling for 619 new beds by 2023. That goal will be reached this summer, but no additional beds are in the works.

The aunt of a man who was shot and killed in his home by an RCMP officer in Neqotkuk First Nation shared fond memories of her nephew, Bronson Paul, and said she's "angry at the system" for his death.

A Fredericton judge showed disbelief that a prolific sex offender had been granted day parole during a hearing on whether he should be allowed to loosen a sentencing condition that prohibits him from being within two kilometres of the homes of any of his victims.

Jurors in a Moncton double-murder trial saw more images of the scene recorded by police at the start of the investigation.

New Brunswick will be among the provinces and territories that can pull from the 5,000 new spots the federal government isallocating for new francophone permanent residents outside Quebec starting in 2026.

Why Copper Thieves Are Cutting Off 911 Access for Rural New Brunswick Residents  iPhone in Canada

A Crown prosecutor said Monday there was no reasonable prospect of conviction on one of three charges related to Dr. Sanjeev Sirpal's time in the emergency department at a hospital near Amherst, N.S.

A new clinic opened Monday in Dieppe and it will serve nearly 2,000 children under the age of five without a family doctor.

UPDATE: Inflation hits 27-month high in New Brunswick  Telegraph-Journal

New Brunswick Unveils Anti-Racism Plan, Responds to Systemic Racism Report  NetNewsLedger

Canada Health’s new front-of-package labelling is giving consumers more nutritional information at a glance. A magnifying-glass graphic is now mandatory to alert shoppers about foods high in saturated fat, sugar or sodium.

Former special care home operators are pushing back on New Brunswick Premier Susan Holt's comment that putting hospital patients in an ambulance bay is the only option.

Watchdog to investigate after New Brunswick RCMP fatally shoot man on First Nation  thecanadianpressnews.ca

An independent police watchdog agency is investigating after a man was shot and killed by RCMP while responding to a "domestic disturbance" involving "an edged weapon" in Neqotkuk First Nation, formerly known as Tobique, in northwestern New Brunswick, Sunday evening.

An independent police watchdog says it is investigating the death of a man shot and killed by RCMP responding to a domestic disturbance in Neqotkuk First Nation in northwestern New Brunswick early Sunday evening.

An independent police watchdog agency is investigating a fatal "police-involved shooting" that occurred on Neqotkuk, formerly known as Tobique First Nation, in northwestern New Brunswick, Sunday evening.

An independent police watchdog agency is investigating a fatal "police-involved shooting" that occurred in Neqotkuk First Nation, formerly known as Tobique, in northwestern New Brunswick, Sunday evening.

New Brunswick PNP Latest Draw of 2026 Issues Invitations Across Three Streams  CIC Times

New Brunswick’s natural gas pipe dream now likely on hold  Telegraph-Journal

Hockey games at the Moncton Coliseum over the weekend proved that one does not require vision to play the world's fastest team sport. 

New Brunswick Food Celebration at The St. Regis Shenzhen Bao'an  PR.com

Slip into Adventure: Explore the Midland Ice Caves in New Brunswick  The Weather Network

New Brunswick PNP invites candidates under three immigration streams in first draw of 2026  CIC News

Feathered winter friends: Enjoy these photos from around New Brunswick  CBC

The Fredericton Fire Department says fluctuating temperatures from climate change are changing the way ice freezes on lakes and rivers, leading to unsafe conditions. So its firefighters are brushing up on their ice-rescue skills.

Where the birds land, some New Brunswickers are ready, as these pictures in the latest edition of Your Lens show.

A warming shelter in a Caraquet airport caused residents in the area to panic over safety concerns. After further consultations with the public, a resident and councillor say they're now confident the project will move forward.

A 2.5 magnitude earthquake hit about 27 kilometres northwest of Miramichi late Friday afternoon.

The Fundy Regional Service Commission launched a how-to guide aiming to help the public respond to rising homelessness, combat misconceptions and discourage police intervention.

The panel hired to conduct a comprehensive review of N.B. Power has published a summary of public feedback on the utility, in which the panel appears aligned with executives on plans for a 500-megawatt natural gas and diesel plant in rural Tantramar.

Since Jan. 3, when someone stole copper from local Bell cables, Allan Speight has had to drive eight kilometres to a gas station down the road to make phone calls.

Global News at 6 New Brunswick: Jan. 16  Global News

New Brunswick not pursuing ‘key recommendation’ calling for task force on systemic racism in policing  frequencynews.ca

A trade deal between Canada and China is offering relief for New Brunswick fishermen, as it has resulted in the elimination of a 25 per cent tariff on Canadian lobster and crab.

Twins' Artwork Helping Kick Off Windows of Understanding Project  TAPinto

An arbitration board has awarded Saint John Police Force officers a wage hike of more than 15 per cent over three years, maintaining their position as the highest paid municipal force in New Brunswick.

A double-murder trial in Moncton heard from one of the Crown’s key witnesses and several police officers during its second week. Janson Baker, charged with two counts of first-degree murder, is accused of killing Bernard and Rose-Marie Saulnier in September 2019.

A St. Stephen idea that would have eliminated time for public comment at council meetings could have made democracy less accessible and local officials less accountable, a concerned expert says.

The Holt Liberal government has issued a long-awaited response to recommendations on systemic racism in New Brunswick with the creation of an anti-racism office and a website to track progress on 86 recommendations. But critics say the response is lacking.

Letter from wood marketing board to N.B. minister points to forestry industry frustrations  CTV News