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One Fredericton organization may be left without funding from the city in 2020, after councillors decided to accept late applications for Community Funding Grants.

Saint John councillors spent much of a four-hour Monday meeting arguing potential program cuts to deal with a budget crisis forecast for 2021.

A mix of freezing rain and snow has caused slippery road conditions around the province this morning.

All eight city councils in New Brunswick have voted to support changes to provincial legislation used when a municipality and fire or police union can't reach a negotiated contract.

Belledune is a village with more questions than answers after learning it will be losing the Brunswick Smelter and its 420 jobs before the year’s end.

The Higgs government’s latest legal assault on the federal carbon tax is being labelled “strange” and “poorly done” by one of the lawyers on the other side of the battle.

A documentarian and academic from northern New Brunswick says a provincewide discussion about the value of small communities and their future is long overdue.

Saint John police have blocked traffic from several streets as officers investigate an “incident” that prompted lockdowns at a nearby school and nursing home, the force said Monday evening.

A man was taken into custody following an armed standoff with Saint John police Monday that led to the closure of several north-end streets.

New Brunswick opposition leaders lay out priorities for fall legislature sitting  Global News

Saint John’s historic Anglin House faces wrecking ball  Global News

Hotel in Fredericton evacuated after pepper spray released  Global News

The Department of National Defence has revealed that more than a dozen members of the Canadian Armed Forces linked to hateful actions or groups have been warned, disciplined or ordered to take counselling, but allowed to remain in uniform.

New Brunswick government to fund nurses bridging program at UNB-Saint John, L'Universite de Moncton | Watch News Videos Online  Globalnews.ca

More single people are using New Brunswick food banks  CBC.ca

Nearly half the people using New Brunswick food banks live alone, according to a new report by Food Banks Canada.

Several students have expressed concern about the name in recent months, and in October the school's Law Students' Society officially asked for Ludlow's name to be removed.

Atwill-Morin, a restoration company based in Montreal, was recently awarded a federal contract to upgrade the historic Carleton Martello Tower in west Saint John.

New Brunswick business owners say they have lost hundreds of thousands of dollars after dealing with Daniel Bard, who was employed by the government-funded 3+ Corporation.

Singh urges Trudeau to act on abortion access in New Brunswick  The Globe and Mail

Person in stable condition after shooting in Saint John  Global News

New Brunswick wants to privatize its cannabis stores  Leafly

 A change in migratory patterns may be the reason for fewer sightings of birds this fall, the Atlantic regional director of Birds Canada says.

New Brunswick looking at privatizing cannabis sales  The Aquinian

Saint John police are investigating the shooting of a person on the city's west side early Sunday morning.

A fire code clampdown on Saint John's 'Rogue Alley' has patrons worried its ambience will soon be lost.

It’s no secret that some drivers in Fredericton are not big fans of the city’s new traffic roundabouts. But for Kevin Beresford, the president of the Roundabout Appreciation Society based in Redditch, near Birmingham, England, where the roundabout is king, what’s not to love?

Canadian Armed Forces veteran Lionel Desmond shot and killed his wife, daughter and mother before turning the gun on himself. An inquiry set to begin Monday, but now adjourned until January, will examine whether Desmond had access to proper mental-health services and should have been able to buy a gun, and whether health-care providers were properly trained.

Lionel Desmond shot and killed his wife, daughter and mother before turning the gun on himself. An inquiry will examine whether Desmond had access to appropriate mental health services, should have been able to buy a gun and whether healthcare providers were properly trained.

In the early days of their courtship, NB Power and Joi Scientific lavished compliments on each other.

The first official mega tournament of the year was held in Fredericton on the weekend.

A fire at a Saint John nursing home has sent three people to hospital. Mark Errand, Saint John Fire's acting platoon chief, said the fire appears to have started in an electrical baseboard heater at the Kennebec Manor.

Codiac Transpo has requested that an ad from the controversial Anglophone Rights Association of New Brunswick that appeared on buses in the greater Moncton area be removed.

Sketches completed in Saint John by architecture students from McGill University are on display in an exhibit in Montreal. 

House Fire in Edmundston, New Brunswick  q961.com

Fredericton's Charles A. Sampson performed many roles in his long life. But the role of Santa Claus might have been a first for the province.

Three Saint John astronomers are launching a weekly stargazing livestream that will allow viewers to marvel at the galaxies from the comfort of their homes.

Sussex, N.B., is hoping a new wall will prevent flooding in its commercial area.

The Transportation Safety Board has released further details about a small plane that was forced to land on Route 16 near the Confederation Bridge last September because of engine problems.

Ronald Albert Canuel, 30, has been charged with robbery, breaking and entering, assault with a weapon and assault causing bodily harm.

A family doctor now practising in New Brunswick has been found guilty of misconduct by a tribunal in the United Kingdom after making "sexually motivated" remarks to someone who identified herself a 13-year-old girl.

If you were a New Brunswick lumberjack in the 19th century, you'd be heading into the woods just about now to work at a lumber camp for the winter.

People in Belledune continue to come to grips with news the Brunswick Smelter will permanently close by the end of the year, but for the former mayor of Dalhousie, it feels like déjà vu.

Santa Claus is coming to town today, and city police want you to know a few things about traffic and safety during the parade.

Dozens of unionized workers rallied Friday afternoon on the picket line in front of the Brunswick Smelter in Belledune.

David Adams Richards says anyone who has read his books knows his concern for the environment, yet the senator believes Canada cannot shed itself of the oil and gas industry at this time.

Officials at the Greater Moncton Romeo LeBlanc International Airport are going ahead with a plan to deal with the runoff of glycol, the substance used to de-ice aircraft.

Second quarter results indicate New Brunswick on track for budget surplus  CTV News

Moncton will add transit service on some statutory holidays and extend a bus line to serve Moncton High School next year. 

A Fredericton woman is warning people to be cautious when purchasing CBD oil. Starlit Simon first purchased the Natural Remedy-branded CBD oil four months ago to help with her anxiety.