Concerns about RCMP's daylong silence after large response in Rogersville

A large RCMP response in Rogersville on Sunday afternoon led to confusion among residents, who got no information from police to gauge what was happening until nearly 24 hours later.

A construction worker was killed Thursday morning on the Trans-Canada Highway, WorkSafeNB has confirmed, while providing little other detail.

A 53-year-old construction worker was struck and killed Thursday on the Trans-Canada Highway near Burton, RCMP say.

David Coon will step down as leader of the New Brunswick Green Party after more than a decade at the helm. Coon, the MLA for Fredericton Lincoln, has not ruled out running again in the next provincial election.

Two groups representing Indigenous people in New Brunswick have come to an agreement with the provincial government that allows them free access to seven provincial parks. Anyone who can show proof of First Nation membership with a status card or a letter of a confirmation from chief will be able to get into provincially run parks at no cost.

The move from military life to a civilian one can be tough. That's where the new Transition Centre Gagetown comes in.

In March, cuts were announced to the province's veterinary service and farmers are still pushing back. On Wednesday afternoon, over 300 people were protesting the Holt government’s decision, with the help of a few dozen truck and tractor horns.

A woman with worsening dementia was left in a home for a year after Social Development found it would not meet her safety needs, New Brunswick's seniors advocate says.

The New Brunswick Book Awards celebrate the province's best poetry, fiction, nonfiction and children's picture books and also give a legacy award to an author for their lifetime of work.

The move from military life to a civilian one can be tough. That's what the new Transition Centre Gagetown is for.

A former motel near downtown Moncton is being converted into supportive housing units. The GO Motel building site at 1650 Main St., is owned by the United Way of Greater Moncton and Southeastern New Brunswick.

Students at a Saint John middle school created a giant mosaic honouring residential school survivor Andrea Simon at TD Station.

A report from New Brunswick Auditor General Paul Martin highlighted a laundry list of issues his office found with the grant program under the provincial Tourism Department.

Fredericton police said a 37-year-old man from Fredericton was killed in a motorcycle crash on Tuesday afternoon.

New Brunswick Auditor General Paul Martin's latest report is highly critical of the decision-making process that led to a $2.8 billion, 25-year agreement between N.B. Power and ProEnergy to build and operate a 500 megawatt gas and diesel power plant in rural Tantramar. Martin says analyses were done after the fact, and the agreement leaves the utility open to risks.

Suspended Fredericton lawyer Stephen James Hill will face a hearing on sanctions next month, after a committee of the Law Society of New Brunswick found him guilty of the misconduct allegations against him.

New Brunswick is consistently missing literacy assessment targets, New Brunswick Auditor General Paul Martin says in a report released Tuesday.

Saint John's new council was officially sworn in Monday night as the next chapter in the city’s local government began.

In his first address as the city's leader on Monday, Fredericton Mayor Steve Hicks echoed his campaign commitment to improve public safety, and added that compassion shouldn't come at the expense of accountability on the issue of drug crime.

The push for a ban on energy drinks for young people in Quebec is laying the ground work for conversations in other provinces, as policymakers consider how to protect youth from known side-effects of too much caffeine, especially along with prescribed medications.

Ambulance N.B. says it received 65 suspected overdose calls in the greater Moncton region between Friday and Monday. The spike in overdoses could be because of tranquilizer-laced fentanyl, and saw harm reduction organizations scrambling to help those suffering.

The New Brunswick government unveiled new education plans for the francophone and anglophone sectors Monday that call for a focus on literacy and numeracy.

Conservative MP Mike Dawson is fighting an increase in his salary because it feels wrong. Dawson feels that many Canadians are struggling right now and he doesn't want to take the $8,800 raise. He's going to court to avoid the bump in his pay.

A draft version of Canada's national AI strategy outlines a drive to scale up business adoption and provide all Canadians access to free AI literacy training, but is short on specifics regarding how the federal government will protect Canadians from the technology's potentially harmful effects.

A woman whose body was found in the burned-out remains of a makeshift shelter in Fredericton was at the time making strides in her recovery from addiction, according to her siblings.

A new report from the New Brunswick Coalition for Pay Equity highlights the low wages for many working in the non-profit sector.

A landslide in Grand Falls, N.B., damaged a store on Sunday. The mayor says more buildings in the area are threatened by erosion.

A non-profit group supporting newcomers in Moncton hosted its third annual multicultural community barbeque, sharing cuisines, music and performances from across the world.

A 50-year-old man has died after losing control of an ATV in Durham Bridge, N.B., a community about 20 kilometres north of Fredericton.

Reach for the Top is hosting its 60th anniversary with a national competition in Moncton. Student say they're in it for confidence, connections and community.